Cyber sociology or culture varies. it is the full gamut o culture that emerges from the use of internet for communication and entertainment and business.
Cyber culture is the total human-machine social levels involved in what was previously defined as cyberspace. Cyber culture engages into political, philosophical and psychological issues engendered by humans in the network and society.
Cyber culture is defined further as “a collection of cultures and cultural products that exist on and/or are made possible by the Internet, along with the stories told about these cultures and cultural products.”
“Cyber culture” refers specifically to new technologies in two areas: artificial intelligence (particularly computer and information technologies) and biotechnology and nanotechnology. They embody the realization that we increasingly live and make ourselves in techno-biocultural environments structured by different forms of science and technology.
Cyber culture is in direct relation of cyber space similar as every culture is within boundary of a specific country or cultural race or traditional concepts.
Concept of Cyber Space
The concept of cyberspace thus evolves out of a coincidence of developments including:
1. Philosophy that has led us to question our role and agency in creating and understanding the world;
2. Media technologies that link that with changes in perceptions of space, time and location in the world;
3. Art, tradition, tribal lives and architecture that familiarizes us with picturing and desiring imaginary spaces, designed “to order”; that’s the beauty of cyber culture or cyber sociology… it makes us united.
