The Network Society - University of Massachusetts Amherst

Figures
Figure 2.1—Businesses using the Internet and businesses receiving
orders over the Internet, percentage of businesses with ten or more
employees, 2002 and 2003 or latest available year 1
Figure 3.1—Sources of Output Growth by Group of Economies
Figure 3.2—Capital Input Contribution to Growth by Group of
Economies
Figure 4.1—EU and US firms’ renewal in the post-war period
Figure 4.2—Gap in the EU25—US R&D Spending
Figure 4.3—S&E as % of Labor Force (growth rates 1995-2000)
Figure 4.4—Regulatory Barriers Index (OECD)
Figure 5.1—The Technology Enactement Framework
Figure 5.2—Key Actors in Technology Enactment
Figure 5.3— OMB Office of E-Government and Information
Technology Organization Chart
Figure 5.4— U.S. Federal Government IT Spending
Figure7.1—E-learning in terms of content and communication with
communities of practice representing the intersection of the richest
forms of each
Figure 9.1—Analog to Digital Transition
Figure 9.1—Nevius Media Center Server
Figure 9.2—Media Center Control System
Figure 9.4—U.S. Cable Capital Expenditures
Figure 9.5—Monthly Download Performance of Rhapsody
Figure 13.1—Number of hours of watched television per user and
non user of internet
Figure 13.2—Changes in time of watched television per user and non
user of internet
Figure 13.3—How important is the Internet for Information
purposes.
Figure 13.4—How trustful is the information on the Internet.
Figure 13.5—Does the Internet improve your productivity at work?
Figure 13.6—how frequently Internet users check their e-mail
Figure 13.7—Frequency in replying to their e-mail
Figure 15.1—Global Challenges to the Information Society
Figure 15.2—The pyramid of values from the psychological
perspective.