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    more and If you are a teen, then you are probably a victim of it. You may not even think it, but you could be addicted to the internet. The Internet has made life alot easier by making information more accessible to all and creating connections with different people around the world. Internet is more than likely the biggest piece of technology that we have today. The internet is a worldwide system of computer networks and people use this technology everyday. It’s on computers, on game systems, and

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    What is The Internet?

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    What is The Internet? The internet is also called ‘The Net’. It has a collection of inter-connected networks that are globally spread. In short, internet is a network of global system of computer network. Millions of computers are inter-connected by the internet forming a network where every single computer could communicate with one another. For example in a university computer lab, if there were no network, all the computers need to have their own personal printer. But now, with network, we could

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    Essay The Internet

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    The Internet The Future of Internet 1.Audience My Forum Paper was designed to that typical person who is always connected to the Internet and has an interest in knowing how Internet has influenced our society in this century and their lives. However it will be more directed to our traditional Gonzaga student, who has that normal personal computer and used normally to navigate through the Internet and would like to know how the Internet influenced our society and their lives. This forum

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    Internet and Cellphones

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    entertainment, or even to purchase products with out ever having to leave your home. The Internet and the cell phone are both revolutionary innovations that have contributed to such a connected society where the aforementioned is possible. So many good things have come about by the introduction and spread of them both. This paper, however, will concentrate on the social psychological effects of cell phones and the Internet and will assess both the positive, and the possibly more important negative impact

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    Internet Controversy

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    Every year, billions of people use the internet. There has been much discussion on whether or not to prosecute individuals for what they say online. People should not be prosecuted for what they say online. Although many people say that people should be prosecuted, they shouldn’t. People should not be prosecuted because they need to be able to avoid it, the first amendment doesn’t justify criminal action, and hurt feelings doesn’t involve the justice system. Initially, people need to be able to avoid

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    Internet Ethnography

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    completed with the use of the internet. As everyone can afford to keep up to date with the rapid growth of the internet, as well as keep on top of all the bills that come with that, it is completely reasonable to expect students to have access to the internet to study or complete homework. In a world overcoming sexism and racism it is a good thing that we do not have another way to separate society. Except we do; we are segregating society into those who have internet and those without. This begs

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    a whole new attitude? People who could complement what someone looks like one day, but the next day say bad stuff about them over the computer. Cyberbullies are all over the internet, but many do not see them as that. 1) What is Cyberbullying The National Crime Prevention Council describes cyberbullying as using the Internet, cell phones, or anything else you can send or post hurtful or embarrassing photos or rumors about another person (Daley and Haber 32). StopCyberbullying.org defines cyberbullying

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    information on the internet than to read through a long book. This also takes away time for reading, playing outside, hanging out with other people. It is important to learn all the benefits and the harm the internet causes, so people can decide to keep using it as often, or we can reduce the usage and start gathering information through books and newspapers. There are some people think that the internet is good, and there are some people that think the internet is bad. The internet has more negative

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    Internet Corrupting

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    The Internet is the most common tool used on a daily basis from texting, Snapchatting checking Instagram, Facebook and even emails. The internet is our safe house we always go to it when we want to feel comfort. The internet has a way of getting in our heads and changing the way we think,feel and act. In The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains, by Nicholas Carr, he states “With the exception of alphabets and number systems, the Net may well be the single most powerful mind-altering

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    influenced by the rush of social and economic forces in which internet possibly has been the most visible aspect of globalisation and in many situations its driving force. The internet has helped breaking down barriers of communication between cultures and nations in such a way that could not be dreamed of previously. Recently, the world has been going through a period of globalization in all spheres of social life and in this process, the internet has a key role, which with the help of communications technology

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