7. "social formation with an infrastructure of social and media networks enabling its prime mode of organization at all levels (individual, group/organizational and societal)." (Van Dijk 2006: 20)
8. Webster, however, argues, that since the information society is only providing simpler and more convenient access to existing information, it "... is hard to understand why anyone should suggest that we have before us something radically new" (Webster 2002: 259) since it, in fact, “can be, and has been – achieved on the basis of minimal technological support.” (Webster, Robins 1999: 80)
9. information society revolution is providing an entire paradigm shift in the way capitalism and nation states function, since "information generation, processing, and transmission" are about to become "the fundamental sources of productivity and power" (Castells 2000: 21)
10. New Technology and The future of Newspaper : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEzqACZNtQ4
