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New media and the 'pluralization' of life-worlds: A role for information in social differentiation Export

New Media Society, Vol. 3, No. 1. (1 March 2001), pp. 7-28.

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This article asks whether, and in what ways, new media technologies contribute to variations in information resources and communication relations from place to place that may encourage social integration or differentiation. Current perspectives on differentiation theory are briefly discussed, and a model is presented which suggests how the generation, circulation and use of information in society create different social milieux or information environments. Recent studies of new media use are used to illustrate how ICTs might contribute to social differentiation.


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