Manuel Castells is a Spanish sociologist who centers his research on information society and communications. He has developed a long-term study analyzing the role of new technologies in economic restructuring. During the 1990s the grouped his areas of interest within a massive study, Information Age, published as a trilogy between 1996 and 1998. Here you have an interview held in 2001 for the Institute of International Studies, University of California at Berkeley. His argumentation will help us understand the impact of new technologies in current society and will guide our discussion about the role of new media.
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