libraries are concerned with giving information services to the society, an exchange is by all accounts lacking between the two communities. The mission of libraries is frequently rather barely engaged and, with regards to managing people and different institutes, their methodology can be to some degree unbending. Thusly, CN specialists, while institutionally more adaptable, rush to expel the part of public libraries in the community, tending to see the library essentially as a store of books upheld by public subsidizing. Public libraries have a long-standing custom of association with their communities, yet their conditions and concerns contrast from those of community networks (CNs). See also Circuit rider (technology) Community Memory Digital divide Informatics Living lab Nonprofit technology Piazza Telematica Social Study of Information Systems Social identity model of deindividuation effects (SIDE) Social informatics Social information processing theory Sociology of the Internet Urban informatics References External links Center for Community Informatics Research, Development & Training Community Informatics – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Community Informatics Research Group, University of Pittsburgh Journal of Community Informatics Community Informatics Research Network Association for Community Networking Community networks Information and communication technologies for development Library science Interdisciplinary subfields of sociology Computational fields of study