People, communities, business and government all utilize the benefits of cyberculture. People can do their taxes online. College students can turn their homework in by e-mail. Businesses sell CD's. Communities list their beliefs on a web page and solicit new members.
TV shows have interactive programs.
The interrelations are unending and growing by leaps and bounds. They are of two classes. The first is a long list of professionals studying the field. Those who determine its structure, design tools and give it ability to interface with users. Also, those who study digital culture and inform the public of its effects on everyday lives.