Abstract
The Internet, initially established by scholars and scientists to freely share information, is being transformed into a source of profit for entrepreneurs and corporations. Commodification, the process of developing things and concepts and even people into saleable products, calls for a representation of the foundational mythology on the Web and its manifestation as symbolic language. This study posits a textual analysis of Wired for the purpose of measuring this transformation on a mythic continuum (connectivity-location-being). Copyright ©2002, First Monday.
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Robinson, G. P. (2002). A mythic perspective of commodification on the world wide web. First Monday. First Monday. https://doi.org/10.5210/fm.v7i3.939
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