Abstract
The development of the information society has affected the functioning of many areas of modern life. He became a strong determinant of transformations in the activities of administrative centers, but also of culture and science. Functioning at the time of liquid modernity also determines completely different view of the role assigned to libraries. More and more often, they are referred to as virtual or multimedia their character adapted to recipients with diverse competences in the processing of digital data. This is particularly important in a world where digital natives function alongside digital immigrants.
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