network society
An unbounded, dynamic social structure built upon a global sociotechnical infrastructure of interconnected digital communication and information networks rather than vertical forms of organization: most notably, the internet. As a network, its nodes are social actors, its connections are the relationships between them, and its flows are the patterns of exchange. ... ...
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