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    In modern society, one doesn’t have to look far to find the word “bullying” being thrown around. One can just spend a short amount of time in an online public forum to see the word used, especially if a controversial topic is being debated. It is common to see a person call someone else a bully just because that person may state an opinion that is combative to another poster’s belief. All too often, the word bullying is over used and misdiagnosed; people attempt to label any aggressive behavior…

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    Yelp Review

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    almost-exclusive realm of specialized professional critics, have now become ubiquitous components of online life. Because the only major barrier to posting online reviews is access to the internet, and because user reviews are often not subject to any sort of rigorous prepublication scrutiny, these online review sites provide a forum that is both accessible and immediate for nonprofessional…

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    LinkedIn, Snapchat, and Reddit among others. Social networks has made the world a ‘small village’ by making communication available to any citizen of the world despite the proximity. Social media takes various shapes of interaction for example some are forum based like Twitter, others photo based like Instagram and Snapchat, others are professional like…

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    "Moderate Censorship is Needed In September 2014, the internet hit the milestone of one billion websites. With over 1,200 petabytes of data. There is no way to censor all of this data, but we must try. Illegal and explicit content can be accessed by anyone, anywhere, and at any time. Videos of violence, abuse, etc. are seen by children and adults alike mostly by accident. These things aren’t appropriate for people of any ages to see or hear. When children see these videos they become…

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    The Internet of Things is a broad term used to define an entire system of devices connected to cyberspace that can communicate with one another. As shown in figure 1.1, there are many devices just at home that can be considered a part of the IoT. This figure is just a small example of all devices that are connected to cyberspace. The term IoT can cover phones, watches, laptops and just about anything mobile that connects to cyberspace. With the IoT constantly expanding due to new internet ready…

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    What does a SWOT Analysis reveal about eBay’s situation? Just how attractive is the company’s situation and position? Strengths  World’s largest internet marketplace- EBay has more than 150 million live listings and more than 105 million active users in 37 countries. That makes eBay the largest marketplace online, having a great power over other online retails.  Business model- EBay only acts as…

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    computer or computer network as the internet. The lame definition of cyber or the cyberspace, it refers to the internet. Today the society is embracing the advancement of technology and the internet (Ines, et al., 2013). The devices created today such portable computer, laptops, mobile phones, kindles e.t.c they easily gain access to the internet. It is so unfortunate the internet has become a tool for terrorist radicalization and online recruitment. The internet is playing a key role in many…

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    Today, the high speed development of Internet technology allows people to obtain knowledge more conveniently than any previous age. The plentiful methods in getting knowledge cause some people to doubt the functions of the college, and claim that the college is already not the best place in nurturing intellectuals. Gerald Graff expresses the similar idea depending on his childhood’s experience in “Hidden intellectualism”, and claims the “street smarts” can provide more benefits than “book smart”…

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    In the modern world, reliance upon the internet and computers is exponentially increasing. But at the same time, the averages person’s likely hood of having malicious actions directed at him/her on the internet is on the rise. Tracking a person’s movement over the web is constantly being refined over the years in an attempt to combat the defenses users are developing/using to protect their personal information and privacy. For example, two of the ways a person can be identified over the web is…

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    near the elevators. I chose this sign because I am fascinated by the deeply ingrained dependence of the internet in Canadian societies. Specifically, how the internet has altered communication among individuals in Canadian society. The internet has been available for use for a few decades, but in comparison to the rest of human history it is a fairly recent invention. Prior to the use of the internet, people would communicate with the telephone, telegraph, and letters. However, humans have…

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