Titlebook: Maintaining Community in the Information Age; The Importance of Tr Karen F. Evans Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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sive technology node. The local wire delay decreases with feature size due to a reduction in the distance among the active devices. Special attention must, however, be placed on the global lines, since the overall speed of current ICs is most often limited by the long distance global interconnects.

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The Social Impact of Information and Communication Technologies,ore it, can be utilised in the pursuit of community goals. It is these arguments which are reiterated below. Their provenance has been explored in the preceding chapter but I have found it important to separate the specific debates and ideologies surrounding ICT and their potential to build communit

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From the Global to the Local: Building Community Spaces on the Internet,ory. If it were it would be easy to dismiss the Internet and ICT generally as tools of a repressive and dominating social hierarchy with little to offer any other users and to place oneself firmly in opposition to the techno-evangelists and their ‘hegemonic hype’. However, there is clearly more to t

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Bridging the Digital Divide: What Works?, sentiment, such as the high-end fashion stores, secure their shutters for the duration of the conference. In the event the demonstrations are good-natured, the debates pass without violent incident and the forum brings a highly politicised atmosphere away from the conference floor and on to the str