Digital glocalization: theorizing the twenty-first-century ICT revolution

This paper offers an overview and theorization of digital glocalization that transcends past interpretations concerning the effects ICT on techno-social relationships. It outlines a general theoretical framework uses as bridge between global local. Digital might lead to reconstruction “place” using means or, alternatively, newly found “third” spaces glocal hybridity. conforms empirical evidence how reshapes social world twenty-first century. Concrete manifestations are reviewed in order provide readers with suitable examples its application work leisure environments. These range from internet governance entertainment industry. The growth spread across globe has potential construction or local places, whereby “placeness” can be created (or recreated); it also create hybrids creatively combine online/offline experiences, such diverse forms geomedia augmented reality technologies.