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    The Web is composed of many languages, unspoken languages written in code. These languages take a short time to learn, but years to master; and unlike spoken languages they are constantly evolving at a noticeable rate. Changing to accommodate for the webs changing functionality, as it shifted from being only scholarly to include news, entertainment, socializing, and business. In its 28 year life span the web has evolved from the most basic HTML layouts to the high functioning responsive sites people

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    The web has change our lives in many ways we didn’t think were possible we now have access to any type of information we can imagine. The web allows us to keep in touch with friends and relatives hundreds of miles away and actually see them speaking to you, using webcams. It’s the closest thing we can have to actually speaking to them in person and the technology will soon evolve into hologram projectors. Communication and trading knowledge is one the most important aspects in the development of

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    Defining Social Networking Sites Online networking can 't be comprehended without first characterizing Web 2.0: a term that portrays another path in which end clients utilize the World Wide Web, a spot where substance is constantly adjusted by all administrators in a sharing and community way (Kaplan and Haenlein 2010). "It has much more to do with what individuals are doing with the innovation than the innovation itself, for rather than just recovering data, clients are currently making and devouring

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    Introduction The introduction of the ultimate business disruptors: Internet, World Wide Web and communication technologies have revolutionized the way business operates and improving the way people as well as the way people and organizations communicate and collaborate paige. The concept of Web 2.0 (Business 2.0) has earned a lot of prominence in recent years since it has positively changed the global landscape of businesses. Web 2.0 serves as a distinctive communications platform characterized by qualities

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    the introduction of ultimate business disruptors: Internet, World Wide Web (Web) and communication technologies have revolutionized the way business operates by enabling them to network, collaborate, communicate and share information not possible with traditional approaches. The concept of Web 2.0 (Business 2.0) has earned a lot of prominence in recent years by positively influencing and changing the global landscape of businesses. Web 2.0 serves as a distinctive communications platform enabling and

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    topic: Web technology and how it can have a positive impact on their company? Web1.0 and Web2.0? World wide web (WWW) created by Tim Burners-Lee is the building blocks of what we know as the internet today. There has been a continuous growth even at present, versions of the web are adapting to contribute to user satisfaction. It is a surface for virtual communication where data is transfers wth hypertext document. Overlooking the formation of WWW has 3 stages: "Web of document(Web 1.0), Web of people

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    also says: “Our political culture teaches us to learn to be ignorant about politics.” Our generation is one that has more exposure than any prior generation to twenty four hour reports on multi-media devices. Thanks to the internet and the World Wide Web, we have at our disposal many viewpoints and a wealth of information. This does not necessarily mean that our generation is more informed or knowledgeable than prior ones. Not all information we are exposed to is true or unbiased. “Learning what

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    and errors over the decades of developing this technology. Some people even lost everything trying to achieve it their company, money, house, even family. But it did not stop people for keep on trying until they get there. Arguably, when the World Wide Web was brought to the public where anyone have access to it on their everyday lives

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    many generations before it, the Baby Boomers are a unique, influential generation of human beings that have embarked on great creations and movements that shaped the world we live in now. Baby Boomers are responsible for the inventions of the World Wide Web, Apple 2, the disposable cell phone, and Viagra as well as starting movements like Women’s Liberation, Environmentalism, and Gay and Lesbian Rights (Madjaroff, 2014). Although it is symbolic for its high birth rate, it is comprised of individuals

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    computers could do tasks that would normally be done by pen and paper. Over time, the world wide web (internet access) and wireless communication took charge in the technological age. Devices such as cell phones, laptops, tablets, and smart phones were invented over the course of time to not only help, but take over some of these tasks that were once done by humans. With the invention of the world wide web (internet access) and all kinds of wireless communication, it has allowed people to stay connected

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