 There is no consensus about the exact nature of the field of philosophy of information. Several authors have proposed a more or less coherent philosophy of information as an attempt to rethink philosophy from a new perspective: e.g., quantum physics (Mugur-Schächter 2002),   logic (Brenner 2008), semantic information (Floridi 2011; Adams &amp; de Moraes 2016, see the entry on  semantic conceptions of information),  communication and message systems (Capurro &amp; Holgate 2011) and meta-philosophy (Wu 2010, 2016). Others (Adriaans &amp; van Benthem 2008a; Lenski 2010) see it more as a technical discipline with deep roots in the history of philosophy and consequences for various disciplines like methodology, epistemology and ethics. Whatever one’s interpretation of the nature of philosophy of information is, it seems to imply an ambitious research program consisting of many sub-projects varying from the reinterpretation of the history of philosophy in the context of modern theories of information, to an in depth analysis of the role of information in science, the humanities and society as a whole. 