 His concerns have recently shifted to the investigation of the conditions associated with the penetration of the social and economic fabric by technological information.Kallinikos calls this emerging socio-economic environment, marked by the ubiquitous presence of the Internet, information-based services and software-mediated culture, "the habitat of information".The term indicates that the growing involvement of information in society, economy and culture is associated with important changes in the ways institutions operate as well as shifts in behavioural, cognitive and communicative habits.