ДРУШТВЕНЕ ИМПЛИКАЦИЈЕ ИНТЕРНЕТА У НОВОЈ РЕАЛНОСТИ ТОКОМ КОВИД-19
Сажетак
Друштвене импликације информационо-комуникационих технологија (ИКТ), интернета и сајбер простора зависе од економских, правних и политичких одлука. Пандемија је створила нову реалност која обликује интернет који проналази примену у готово сваком домену. Овај рад разматра нову друштвену реалност насталу услед КОВИД-19 помоћу три нивоа анализе: макро, мезо и микро ниво анализе. Током пандемије изазване вирусом КОВИД-19, социјално дистанцирање постало је део свакодневног живота широм света, а дом канцеларија. Како опасност од вируса КОВИД-19 мења досадашње институционалне приоритете и руши некадашње границе јавно-приватне сфере? Значајан део расправе о пандемији, интернету и њиховом утицају на друштвени капитал односи се на то да ли интернет слаби међуљудске односе својих корисника или пак доприноси њиховом јачању у постојећој новој реалности. Неупитно постоји потреба за активним проучавањем интернета, а нарочито за систематизацијом досадашњих налаза истраживања о друштвеним импликацијама интернета.
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