id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
fennia-3754	Inkinen, Tommi	Information society, citizens and everyday life: does the Internet make a difference in spatial practices?	2003	9	.pdf	application/pdf	6082	402	55	Category 1: Positive benefits and technological utopianism – The information society is a society with no borders and distances (male, 43) – Easy services and access to various information resources (female, 27) – The adoption of new information technologies and their usage (male, 37) Category 2: Devices, communications and everyday prac- tices – I have a computer, mobile phone and fax – isn’t that an information society (female, 25) – A society with a lot of information and data (female, 29) – A computer as an essential part of everyday work (male, 51) Category 3: Threats and uneven development – Information society is a society of unfairness (male, 38) – Destruction (male, 48) – A nightmare of humans living their lives through a computer screen (female, 52) FENNIA 181: 1 (2003) 31Information society, citizens and everyday life:… – I saw a 3D version of it on the Internet”. Information society, citizens and everyday life: does the Internet make a difference in spatial practices?	cache/fennia-3754.pdf	txt/fennia-3754.txt