History of the Internet

suggests a unique story and a perspective on how the US government waged and fought a psychological warfare at home to win the support of American citizens. This may not be the most popular topic that is examined when studying the World War II in history, but this exhibit demonstrates that it is an important topic and a significant portion of American…

actually matter, such as politics and economics, and that is mainly because those subjects are not engaging and easy to understand like sports. This goes hand in hand with the argument that because of the overload of information available on the Internet, people can easily learn about sports facts, in this case, but fail to focus on the information that matters, like politics and economics, because they simply cannot pay attention to the often long readings that discuss those subjects. In…

the internet and be viewed, hundreds, thousands, or more a day. Its so easy to obtain information. With this information being seen so fast, it also means that bad information or viewpoints can rapidly influence a riot in real life. We’ve seen it in Ferguson after the race riots of 2015. What we may not understand is that some of these people have experienced oppression in their lifetime because of their skin. While I am not condoning their actions I feel we should take a look at their history…

Net’s influence doesn’t end at the edge of a computer screen.” found on page 94 in the book The Shallows, supports the thesis that the internet is a good thing. By indicating that not only…

interacts with the computer, which can exist in many different forms, including laptop computers, tablets and terminals in everyday objects such as a fridge or a pair of glasses. The underlying technologies to support ubiquitous computing include Internet, advanced middleware, operating system, mobile code, sensors, microprocessors, new I/O and user interfaces, networks, mobile protocols, location and positioning and new materials. This paradigm is also…

Introduction: As we all know, Internet become a necessity in the past few decades. People cannot live without it. Therefore, more and more internet-capable devices have been invented such as iPad, smart phones. This phenomenon also motivated a number of companies to transform their uni-operational policies into multi-operational policies. And most of them invent and manufacture diverse internet-enabled products instead of just produce desktop computer. Lenovo is one of these companies. It is a…

spawned true national harmony and reconciliation. Instead, they provide a convenient tool for one part of a nation – or, even, for one leader- to oppress the rest of it” (345). He also backs up this point by introducing infamous examples of sports in history. Zimmerman’s use of such notorious examples help to make his essay relatable and draw out the reader’s emotions associated with such…

With almost everything available in the internet, many people rely on their own research skills when it comes to gathering information. Some clicks, with a little bit of reading, alas! You get what you're looking for Some people go online to purchase some items instead of going shopping. Some people take online courses instead of taking actual classes at schools. With all these technologies bringing what we desire within reach with just a click, it's not surprising that some people who want to…

civil war would have been ridiculous in terms of the current definition of anarchy. The present misconceptions in regards to the meaning of anarchy are evident when one looks at the sources for information on anarchy on the internet. The definitions one discovers through the internet for anarchy are far off from the original intentions of anarchists. Several of the definitions that could be found were fairly accurate in explaining anarchy in a few words, but more often than not the definitions…

In his article “Is Google Making Us Stupid?,” Nicholas Carr writes that access to information with Google has cost people their ability to read lengthy texts, like long articles and books, and the ability of people being able to keep their attention span. Though ironically Carr’s article is long, whether he meant it or not. Though the length actually supports his point to readers, also myself. While reading this, many pause after a couple pages of text; supporting Carr’s experiences. Carr…