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    This is her first novel. It was published by Picador in the year 2013. Kiss Me First has gained the Guardian award. The novel deals with many issues, such as euthanasia, alienation, internet fraud and identity theft. Mainly, it reflects on the online world of our age. A brief summary: Tess has bipolar disorder. She is so hopeless, desperate and forlorn to the extent that she decides to commit suicide. But, she does not want anybody to know that she has died. So, Tess asks Adrian to find a person…

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    important, and fun to learn about none the less. In this story you will find one of the best histories of the beginning of the Internet, and learn a lot more along the way. In a few short years the Internet has exploded onto the mainstream of the world, and perhaps that is for the better of mankind. Many times when someone tries to explain this technology it has lead to tons of books that try to educate a common man who knows little about the innermost workings of this technology. Now out of…

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    but the students ended up receiving a second lesson in the computer lab that was very explicit on how to log on to the computer and what to click on and the teacher kept the web address projected on the screen for students to see exactly what they need to type in. The activity required students to go onto a computer, open up a web browser, and type in “storybird.com.” Students had the opportunity to go on Storybird to find a picture that they wanted to use, using the search tools on the website,…

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    Based on Connolly- Ahern and Broadway’s (2007) study, Peterson (2014) furthered their study byfocusing on the self-presentational strategies and Impression Management tactics that small public relations boutiques use in their online “About Me” narrative sections and the messages they are portraying. The researcher used a thematic qualitative analysis to explore the narratives of 30 small PR boutiques’ Websites around the United States. The results confirmed that Impression Management…

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    Technology has shaped the way people see things all around the world . The new technological advances that have appeared in the past decade have given people more ways of communication, potential for learning experiences, and much more ways to access the World Wide Web. It’s important for schools across the world to take advantage of these new resources and learn as much as they possibly can about them. To influence any kind of change in the way people learn things, one must find a starting…

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    several configurations. Not very long ago people waited for monthly published magazines to read reviews. Today, in an age where technology almost governs everything, people can now read anything about artists or songs at a click of a button on the World Wide Web. As technology advances so does the development of music press which has influenced greatly on the music industry and the way it works today. Many believe that the…

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    Anonymous is an internet group that defies the odds of distance and power, using various ethical methods that posts their righteous ideas onto the web. They use a combination of DDoS attacks, Black Faxes, Google Bombs, and peaceful marches that represent a Martin Luther King type protest. Anonymous knows no bounds and will continue to thrive on 4chan’s /b/ section and through Twitter. Anonymous originated on 4chan’s /b/ section, which is a forum that random people can make random posts based on…

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    culture, they may be an anti-statist or service attacker in their online culture” (Krauth). Alinta tells of the hidden lives, many lead on the World Wide Web and, how they can mysteriously hide in on various websites. In the Digital World, there lies a website listed as 4chan. Krauth found that…

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    Columbia University, scientists have found that “the internet is changing the nature of what we remember, making us more likely to recall where the facts are rather than the facts themselves” (Sparrow, Liu, and Wegner). All of the data on the World Wide Web is not “overwhelming,” but what is overwhelming is our inability to store and use it properly. We do not try to memorize information as much anymore because we can easily look up the information that we need. What is making us look “stupid”…

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    Staying updated on what is going on around the world is difficult without the help of social networking sites. The internet helps and individual by viewing the world around them. For example, Facebook has been known to keep everyone posted on absolutely everything. There is people from everywhere on their website posting on what is happening in their hometown…

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