i in the Sky is a collection of essays by more than 40 experts, including such leading writers as Charles Handy, Don Tapscott, and Kevin Warwick, giving their personal vision of the future of information. Information here is given its widest meaning and includes such subjects as the Internet, electronic commerce, cybernetics, robotics, artificial intelligence, and even computers as fashion accessories. Information as phenomenon pervades all areas of life, and its evolution has consequences for everyone. Many of the essays have as their central themes the future of computer intelligence; library and information services; interactive Internet marketing; networked learning in higher education; the linking of technology enabling remote and online communication to the deconstruction of the modern corporation; artificial intelligence; scholarly communication; smart houses; intelligent appliances; etc.
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online information industry, human information behaviors, news librarians, information search process, information ontologies, networked learning, experiential works Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hong Kong, New York, World Wide Web, United States, Bay Networks, City Credits, World War, China Wide Web, City University, Iron Age, South Africa, Star Trek, Department of Information Science, Third Millennium, Ultimate Problem, Wall Street Journal, April Fool, Computer-Based Education, Northern Light, Process Approach, Rupert Murdoch, The Guardian, White House, Working Knowledge New!
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online information industry, human information behaviors, news librarians, information search process, information ontologies, networked learning, experiential works Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hong Kong, New York, World Wide Web, United States, Bay Networks, City Credits, World War, China Wide Web, City University, Iron Age, South Africa, Star Trek, Department of Information Science, Third Millennium, Ultimate Problem, Wall Street Journal, April Fool, Computer-Based Education, Northern Light, Process Approach, Rupert Murdoch, The Guardian, White House, Working Knowledge New!
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- Working Knowledge by Thomas H. Davenport on page 96, and page 100
- The Power of Myth by Joseph Campbell on page 274, and page 275
- Situations and Attitudes by Jon Barwise on page 99, and page 100
- The End of Work by Jeremy Rifkin on page 21, and page 28
- The Third Wave by Alvin Toffler on page 18, and page 28
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