Resumen
The article focuses on evolution of society based on electronics and the Internet. The Internet begins to blur cultural and national distinctions as it overloads people with information. As this globalization continues to blur national distinctiveness, the nationalist impulse will assert itself and people will seek to reassert the sovereignty of their nation and preserve its integrity. There is a pattern of reducing freedom on the Internet. The content of the Internet can be controlled. While one can access any information he wishes, he can also be locked up for doing so if he violates local laws prohibiting his access. Business will also control the supply side of the Internet. The combination of superiorly crafted content and economies of scale in delivery will soon obviate the small, dissident voices that characterize the contemporary Internet. The Internet has the capability of returning information about the user to the content provider. This enables a bold manipulation of content to create consumer demand.