Creating a convivial communications society

Lorne Peterson

Telecommunications Policy, 1984, vol. 8, issue 3, 170-172

Abstract: Telecommunications policies are traditionally governed by such factors as industrial productivity and national economic independence. Lorne Peterson believes that the social and cultural aspects are equally vital and calls for a new approach that considers computer and communications technologies as helpful tools in the development of a convivial and democratic society.

Date: 1984
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