It has become a common ascertainment that computer mediated communication is coming to refute, annul, or at least alter the up to date communication and information structures, since it is now all the more interfering with the process of forming the message. Such a process, therefore, acts as a reformer of the concept of democracy itself, as well as of pluralism in its bosom, since it influences one of their more important ingredients, which is no other but the communication channels.