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…Fatoorechi, Shiva Per. 5 H. History 11-10-99 The Civil War leads to the Glorious Revolution The civil war lasted from 1642 to 1649. Directly after the civil war came the Glorious Revolution, when…

…for transaction across the borderless world in computer-mediated environment. The rapid growth of Internet usage has transformed it's function beyond as a medium of communication to a brand new market arena (Ricciuti, 1995). A new market means a new marketing paradigm…

…Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King (among others), the music revolution (which was symbolized and brought to a head at Woodstock), the Vietnam war, and the space program. Not to mention (to quote Dave Barry) 42 hillion jillion other things…

…is wireless. Wireless technology now allows investors to keep in constant contact with their investments, whether by cellular phone, pager, laptop computer or Palm Pilot. Brokers are getting into the act, too, with Fidelity Investments offering customers wireless…

…network of interconnected computers to develop, commonly referred to as “the Internet,” or the “World Wide Web.” The Internet is having a drastic effect on the lives of people around the world. Children are exposed to it at school and at home. The Web…

…plastic payment card, except it has an actual silicon computer chip embedded in it. A small gold or silver contact connected to the chip inside the card is usually visible on the surface. This allows it to be programmed with a much more sophisticated range…

…While employee monitoring by management is nothing new, electronic monitoring (EM), is a relatively new phenomenon. According to Vaught, “EM can be described as the use of electronic instruments or devices such as radio, video, and computer systems…

…if a dictatorship in the form of an oligarchy. It is against all expressions of individuality and in fact seeks to remove the possibility of revolution by removing those words that pertain to such affairs from the official language. In short, the society in which Winston…

…advances literally make the world smaller by increasing communication and decreasing travel times, or what can be referred to as the ‘Communication Revolution’ (Durst, 2000, p. 35). Through massive and rapid improvements in the Information Technology industry…

…. Friedman's interpretation of globalization with its backlash. Maintaining our geographic, historic, spiritual and linguistic expressions of whom we belong is an ultimate struggle against the technological revolution and modernization which globalization greatly…