The Internet, Then and Now.
Date Submitted: 04/26/2004 16:11:42
Category: / Science & Technology / Internet
Length: 11 pages (3073 words)
Category: / Science & Technology / Internet
Length: 11 pages (3073 words)
Introduction
Today, the Internet has become one of the most popular ways to do business, send letters, search for information and even date. Its popularity has exploded with citizens of the world, both young and old. Between cities or nations, roughly everyone is 'online' or knows what the Internet is. Today 78 countries have full Internet access connections, and 146 countries can exchange e-mail. ( IBC 1996) Every 30 minutes, a new network signs on to the Internet. No one …
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The Birth of the Internet, Then and Now
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