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…. The advance of mass communication is natural in a technologically advanced society. In our country's short history, we have seen the development of the printing press, the radio, the television, and now the Internet; all of these, able to reach millions of people…

…Introduction. The ability to share private information securely over the Internet has proved to be quite a challenge in the past. The Internet was thought to be just too vulnerable and many people felt it could only be done with a localized intranet…

…' stands for far away, and 'phone' means voice. These days the telephone has gone way further then it used to be. Because of this one invention, many more exist. For example, cell phones, the internet, and others. Wireless technology all came from…

…My students here in Beijing can find what they want on the Internet: fashion, business, travel, entertainment, romance. Anything, that is, except democracy, Tiananmen, Taiwan, human rights, Tibet, Wikipedia and hundreds of other subjects. If my students…

…E-Commerce or Electronic commerce, has developed very rapidly in the last few years. Most people think e-commerce is just about buying and selling things over the Internet (Wareham, 2000). E-commerce is a broad term describing the electronic exchange…

…Analysis on Yugo Nakamura- Top webmaster The Internet is quickly becoming the fastest medium of communications with over 60 million user's World Wide Web. The problem presented in today's Internet is how to maintain the audiences' attention long enough…

…songs they listen to daily. But why are these students wasting their time and their Internet use downloading simple songs they could find on CD’s? Well the main idea here is that most of the mp3’s that people download off the Internet are free. You do…

…"death of God theology" (Internet Source # 4). Along with other theologians of his time, he produced this theory that separated theology from the existence of god at all. These theologians proposed that religion could exist without God. Apparent by the title…

…in Wonderland." The Victorian Web (1995): four paragraphs. On-line. Internet. 18 April 2000. Available: http://www.landlow.stg.brown.edu/victorian/carroll/ansay.html Beck, Rachel Hannah. "Lunacy in the Ballroom: A Carrollian Take on Traditional Mores…

…, is that it is further advanced through the effects of digitization and the Internet. At the core of Poster’s belief in the freedom enhancing properties of these two forces is a perception that the “Panopticon” of social control has no influence or presence within the domain…