The term Global Village was coined by Marshall McLuhan. In the The Gutenberg Galaxy he wrote:
The new electronic interdependence recreates the world in the image of a global village.
Yet what McLuhan never suggested was that the Global Village was inhabited by a singular cohesive tribe. The emphasis was that the "tribal drums" of the electronic age bring together those who previously were not. That the information from everywhere returns the sensorium bias to acoustic space - rather than the linear bias of print.