The problems of global cultural homogenisation in a technologically dependant world

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Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society 1 (1):7-12 (2003)
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Global cultural homogenisation has significant consequences for our responsibility for others in distant parts of the globe. ICT gives a powerful impetus to this cultural homogenisation. There are a number of distinct elements that contribute to this.

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