Definitions for "Interspace"
A dynamic electronic archive for self-archive papers and articles in any area of new media, technology, techno-/network politics and political theory. The intention of this archive is to generate research into new areas of academic enquiry.
Between the virtual and the actual, where reality is re-negotiated and the new consciousness is embodied.
The Interspace is a vision of what the Internet will become, where users cross-correlate information in multiple ways from multiple sources. It is an applications environment for interconnecting spaces to manipulate information, much as the Internet is a protocol environment for interconnecting networks to transmit data. Navigating information paths and grouping related items is a fundamental operation. So is semantic retrieval and community classification, with interactive support for vocabulary switching across domains and subject indexing for amateur classifiers.
VisualAge Interspace is an application development tool, which can be used to develop client applications to communicate with a CICS server.
Keywords:  intervening, space
Intervening space.