Titlebook: Geographic Interpretations of the Internet; Aharon Kellerman Book 2016 The Author(s) 2016 Geography of the Internet.Cyberspace Geography.S

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The Internet as Space,tions and informational spaces), and Internet screen-space (users’ visual interface with the Internet). This scalar model leads from the wider to the specific. This differentiation will be followed by discussions of cyberspace and Internet screen-space geography.

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Summary and Conclusion,ination between real and cyber spaces. By attempting to apply well-known concepts from traditional human geography to cyberspace, the book proposes, and if only a posteriori, some possible combination between these two geographies, a combination that may help in coping with Internet structures and contents.

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,Die Elektrophorese in der Pädiatrie,attempted so far to relate to the Internet as a geographical space. The chapter will also treat several Internet-related topics, such as digital gaps, sociality, and the territorial geography of the Internet.

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,Die Elektrophorese in der Pädiatrie,visual presentations of real space and material artifacts), cyberspace (digital communications and information media), the Internet (digital communications and informational spaces), and Internet screen-space (users’ visual interface with the Internet). This scalar model leads from the wider to the

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Die Bestimmung von Metallen in Salzen,d first, followed by discussions of the following specific notions, as for their relevance for Internet analysis: flow, speed, directionality, circularity, co-presence, and time-space compression. Internet co-presence evolves for all the four elements sought by individuals in space at large: fellow

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92112-4ts two classes of information and communications spaces. Whereas for real space, space and its maps are two completely separate entities, in informational cyberspace they actually converge. Internal and external mapping seem irrelevant for cognitive communications space.

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