Spatial Dimension of Internet

This lecture explores the spatial dimension of Internet, emphasizing its role as a real space where various activities and interactions take place. It discusses how Internet, despite being virtual, has significant spatial implications, impacting societal organization, economic transactions, and individual identities. The lecture delves into the unique properties of Internet that challenge traditional modes of communication and governance, highlighting the emergence of new centralities and opportunities for collective knowledge sharing. It also addresses the impact of Internet on urban spaces, the hybridization of physical and digital realms, and the complexities of online interactions. By examining the spatial aspects of Internet, the lecture underscores the need to adapt to its rapid evolution, organize its structure, and navigate its political implications.