Daryl on June 23rd, 2010

Phishing is an Internet term used for a certain kind of modern crime performed over the Internet. It basically involves people masquerading as something harmless, like a bill collector or online survey taker, in an attempt to gather sensitive information and/or insert harmful programs like worms, spyware, and viruses into your computer. More often than [...]

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The Internet is both a marketplace and a library: while thousands of companies are vying for the attention and money of consumers, thousands of informational materials are available to cater to everyone’s need to learn. The age of Web 2.0 has also turned the Internet into a soundboard for the world’s whines and pains, as [...]

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Daryl on May 26th, 2010

The information superhighway and the Internet revolution have allowed people of all ages, races, genders, and inclinations greater access to knowledge and communication. With more information stored online, more people can read about their favorite subjects without having to run to the library, or purchase an expensive encyclopedia set. With more knowledge organized in a [...]

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Daryl on May 12th, 2010

Our access to information has never been so convenient. In ancient times, only young men were allowed to go to school and learn about philosophers and literature. When the ultra-conservative Middle Ages came along, knowledge was left in the hands of the religious, and wouldn’t see a renewal until the Renaissance. As the centuries passed, [...]

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