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…The media nowadays plays a big role in our lives. Whether printed or broadcasted it is present in everyone’s life, regardless of their social class. Examples of media are things such as TV, Internet, periodicals, music, and periodicals. A common…
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…“Downloading Music: Useful or Harmful?” Napster, the original creator of free music shareware over the internet, developed a concept that changed the music industry and the consumption of music forever. Napster enabled users to download music from…
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…In its never-ending quest to dominate any market it enters, Microsoft released MSN 8 with hopes of winning over AOL members and wooing other Internet users with improved features and a few exclusives. With AOL 8.0 now a week out of the gate, we put…
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…Peer-To-Peer File Sharing The rise and fall of Napster in the late 90's brought file sharing over the Internet, and peer-to-peer technology, to the attention of the world. Napster's demise led to the creation of companies such as KaZaA, Morpheus…
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…our lives dramatically. Some of the creations that have really changed our lives are the computer, telephone, internet and electronic mail, television, cell phone and voice mail. Everything has a positive and a negative effect on our lives and so does…
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…Information Technology Plan Digital technology has changed the world, and the way governments, countries and corporate entities do business in the 21st century. In this cyber world, computers and telecommunications in conjunction with Internet have…
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…lawyers is Microsoft’s ability to “bundle” additional functions into the Windows start-up menu, such as the “Internet Explorer” browser that gives users direct access to the World Wide Web. A few consumers pause even to consider the alternative Navigator…
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…censored. But while there are many good reasons to oppose any form of censorship, there are special reasons such as freedom of speech, why the press, writing, and the internet should be free. ‘Censorship,’ claims Jolyon Jenkins, ‘never really goes away…
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…rights in our FREE country! Bibliography - Online, Internet. http://www.dckids.org/safe_teenage_driving_amendment_a.htm - Online, Internet. http://www.golocalnet.net/drive/select1a.htm - Online, Internet. http://www.highwaysafety.org/ - Online…
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…new issues have been raised due to technological advancements and the creation of the Internet. Congress passed some new copyright laws in 1998, including digital anti-piracy measures (to prevent removal or bypass of digital copy-protection systems…
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