Evolution of cyberculture can be traced through evolution of technology. For instance, E-mail and listservs dominated the Net from its induction and through the 1980s. But in the 1990s, Web browsers such as Netscape and Internet Explorer transformed the Internet from a text-based medium to one incorporating various types of media. Therefore we can expect new and dynamic technological advances and, eventually, we will have to redefine what we call the Internet today. More importantly, we can expect original individual and collective applications of those developments to reinvent what we think of as cyberculture.
Cyberculture is broad, deep, and in a constant state of flux, just like any other cultures.
Thus, we should treat it as a legitimate social phenomenon.