Society Ten Steps to Live the Internet Society / Douglas Lashkov / Sakai-ya Shichizaemon

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Society
[Contents introduction]
With the development of technology and the birth of the smartphone, the computer has become an indispensable part of human life. Is the human being dependent on the convenience and controlled by the computer? The author Rashkov, a media theorist, warns that digital technology is not just a convenient tool for human beings, but has influenced technology, and has come to be controlled by the technology in social life. In this book, he talks about how human beings should regain control of technology and live in the Internet society, and how to turn 10 challenges into opportunities.
Contents
To Japanese Readers
Introduction to the past
I look back at the past
I. Stop turning on time all the time
II. Live facing the other person in the place
III. Choose not to choose from the presented options
IV. Complex and cannot be completely right
V. Size does not have a one size-fits-all fit for everyone
VI. Personality living as oneself without being anonymous
VII. Do not sell friends in society
VIII. Tell the truth and the truth
IX. Share rather than plagiarize
X. Purpose programmed or programmed
Commentary by Megumi Wakabayashi
References
Author brief
Born in New York, USA. Received the first "Neil Postman Award for Contribution in Public Intellectual Activity". Authored by many authors including 『 THROWING ROCKS AT THE GOOGLE BUS 』 and 『 TEAM HUMAN 』. Born in New York, USA. Born in 1961. Residing in New York, USA. Presented with the first "Award for Contribution in Public Intellectual Activity". Authored by Megumi
Reference materials
Author brief
Born in 『 Next Generation Bank in 』, which changes the world. Translated an essay on "digital decentralization".