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Les Internet Studies et Code Studies, le Material Turn et les approches STS font émerger des questions sur la matérialité de l'Internet pressenties par l'historien Paul E. Ceruzzi dans:"The Materiality of the Internet", IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, vol.28, no. 3, pp. 96, c3, July-September 2006, doi:10.1109/MAHC.2006.58&#160;Abstract: The Internet is a technological construction with a magnitude and scope comparable to the hydroelectric dams, railroads, aircraft, and electric power systems of an earlier era. Yet, it has no obvious physical manifestation--no physical object we can point to that obviously and unambiguously represents it. This article suggests some of the reasons why that is and whether a physical essence is important in defining large-scale technological systems.&#160;Un article à redécouvrir ...