Titlebook: Information Concepts; From Books to Cybers Gary Marchionini Book 2010 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2010

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Information as Communication Process,about a person. The act of informing is thus a particular kind of communication act and over time the term use broadened with respect to the substance of the informing act (e.g., oral or written words) to all kinds of purposes (e.g., teach, advocate). This sense is even broader today to include atom

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Information as Identity in Cyberspace: The Fifth Voice,on interactions, and human information activities that emerge with electronic technology. In this chapter I argue that the evolution of electronic systems has yielded a new kind of information artifact substrate instantiated in the WWW, and that human adaptations to their ubiquity is defining a new

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s. Corporate governance, the key notion of this book, has evolved over the last ten years from the single principal-agency problem to a much more complex structure of stakeholders’ relations in the agency game (Aguilera and Jackson, 2003). This development is the result of comparative studies of adv

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Information as Identity in Cyberspace: The Fifth Voice,nt in time are new kinds of information artifact. The partition of cyberspace that pertains to an individual represents that person’s identity in cyberspace. Human interactions with others and with computational resources in cyberspace determine alternative expressions of personal identity that pers