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A fascinating and engaging format, distributed across multiple locations in Pisan life, from bookstores (Feltrinelli and Ubik) to schools (Polo Fibonacci UniPi, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna), from squares to parks (Bastione San Gallo, Stazione Leopolda, Cineclub Arsenale etc). One of the most anticipated events was certainly the conference that saw the presence of Derrick De Kerckhove who told the Festival audience his vision of the Internet and the fate of the network (and of society). Derrick de Kerckhove's words are important because they clarify the true nature of the Internet, which, for the Belgian sociologist where the user is given control of the word on the screen.


In fact, the Internet is distinguished by three fundamental characteristics: canada telegram data
connectivity, hypertextuality and interactivity, so that in it there is a real tension towards a global memory, although access is individual. Kerckhove, in addition to inheriting the teachings of his master Marshall McLuhan, who, regarding the mass media, asserts that "in the electronic village, noise is reality", directs his thinking in the wake of the studies carried out by Pierre Lévy, who shows how the Internet is a "living" space, because it lives, precisely, on a collective, active and human presence. For the French philosopher, who studies the impact of the Internet on society, the virtual world is in fact a transformation from one way of being to another.