October 11, 2012

Everyday Sociology Talk: How Does the Internet Shape Cities?

 
Sharon Zukin, author of Naked City: The Death and Life of Authentic Urban Places, discusses the role the internet plays in shaping urban life.

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It's vulgar that through internet, we bring people closer together. Because of internet, we have access around the world so it's not only cities that he shapes it but worldwide.

The video is very interesting.

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