How roles are important for a communicational technology

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When it comes to technology, there are people characterized as "change agents", "early adopters", "opinion leaders" and "opinion followers". Explain how all roles are important for a Communicational Technology to succeed and explore which social conditions (age, gender, culture) could influence this success, and why.

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