Informational Artefact or Enslaved Communication

Diogenes 31 (123):91-109 (1983)
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Abstract

Since 1973 the experts of O.C.D.E. have been presenting the development of systems born of computer science and telecommunication as a “ second industrial revolution.” A year earlier the Japan Computer Usage Development Institute announced for the year 2000 the advent of a “society of information.”

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