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Three principal uses of information are identified as Information-as-process, Information-asknowledge, and Information-as-thing. Such a typology has received great interest over the last ten years and been described as an insightful and useful contribution. Still, the proposed framework is characterized by generality that provides insufficient precision to serve as a foundation for information studies. This paper revisits the notion of “information” in general and information-asthing in particular to present a new approach to conceptualizing of information schemes. The approach is based on the notion of “things that flow” (“flowthings”), e.g., information, data, and signals, and centers on an important characteristic of these things: liquidity (the state of being liquid). A flowthing flows in its flowsystem and triggers flowsystems of other flowthings. Accordingly, mental information triggers the flow of physical representations (signs) that flow to others’ flowsystems. These concepts are applied to the known semiotic triangle. The resulting conceptual picture clarifies the sequence of ontological spaces and their relationships associated with the concept of information.

Conceptualization of Various and Conflicting Notions of Information