Title: Digital Ego
Description: "Digital Ego counters the common belief that a virtual identity is only a temporary and innocent phenomenon, which disappears when a computer is switched off. Influenced by markets, politics and culture, cyberspace is becoming a highly regulated world where, compared to our tangible world, behaviour will be much more tightly controlled. The author addresses a broad range of social and legal aspects of virtual identities, such as the position of virtual environments in real world legal systems, and the difference between virtual and real identities."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Online identities, Social aspects, Law and legislation, Digital media, Virtual reality, Internet, social aspects