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…. As the use of this technology has become more widespread, the debate over Internet privacy has grown increasingly impassioned. On the one hand, the growth of the Internet depends on businesses understanding more about people’s Web browsing activities and how Web…

…the items location in order for me to buy it. On the Internet you can buy any thing from books to clothes, or house supplies. Also, on the Internet we can request they send the merchandise or deliver the items to our own family or friends. Also, if we buy…

…," (Kant, 36:429). In relation to the Internet we must ask ourselves whether the maxim of our actions can be willed for everyone, in order for the Internet to strengthen one's morality within the World Wide Web. I feel that if everyone were to treat…

…to know how their personal information and their Internet activity is used by the Web sites they visit. This commitment is built within a framework known as Fair Information Practices, which forms the foundation of our collection, storage, use and distribution…

…technological development of our generation. It's effects may surpass those of television and could, over the decades, equal the influence of the printing press. I believe the Internet will have broad implications for government policy-making, corporate planning…

…how to build networks that could withstand partial outages (such as bomb attacks) and still function. At about the same time the Internet was coming into being, Ethernet local area networks ("LANs") were developed. Most of these workstations came…

…expressing ideas just for the safety of children. 2.Most internet users are enjoying their freedom of speech on the Net, which is supposed to be protected by our First Amendment. 3.Additionally, only a very small portion of the Net…

…how to build networks that could withstand partial outages (such as bomb attacks) and still function. At about the same time the Internet was coming into being, Ethernet local area networks ("LANs") were developed. Most of these workstations came…

…amendment: free speech. It is a place where people can speak their mind without being reprimanded for what they say, or how they choose to say it. The key to the world-wide success of the Internet is its protection of free speech, not only in America…

…existed, today tens of thousands of nodes make up the network and 35 million of users make up the internet community. The internet is and institution that resists institutionalization. The internet community, belonging to everyone yet no-one, resembles our…