You could make a case for saying that the way we organize and present information has a fair amount to do with how and what we are thinking about the physical universe, generally. These are culturally linked. We acknowledge that something dynamic goes on between presenter and receiver. Physics has evolved new ideas, and our ideas about information organization are different.
Information is now more frequently thought of as a process.
Presentation , at least partially, has become a mutual event. Passivity is out. Now, communication theory seems to think more about a mutually created event that is circular, or a mobius strip, rather than something in a linear series. Constant interactivity is almost a routine aspect of nearly every communication. As options for presenting information, explode with new technologies, it is becoming practical to consider organizing the information, and then adapt, based on the decision about in which media to make it available.