... 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They can get their material resources whenever they need. Entire collections of electronic content can be searched quickly, easily and efficiently, eliminating hours of searching for printed volumes and checking indexes for topics of interest, they do not have to waste time looking for materials in the sea of books. It doesn't mean that our ... , such as machine language ("natural language", generally consist of string of numbers, 1s and 0s, any computer can directly understand.), assembly languages (English-like abbreviation to represent the elementary...

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... online (Straits Time, 2002). The typical online purchaser in the year 2000 was well educated, married, and had a high economic status (Coyle, 2000). Electronic retailing continues to grow in size and importance as increasing numbers of consumers buy online, and apparel purchases represent a significant portion of online purchasing. Americans spent $184 billion on total apparel in 1999 ... analysis of Web sites, Palmer (2000) suggested that expanded product information, multiple photographs, and product collections for coordination are essential for e-tailers to generate online purchases. ...

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... In that digital stories have the advantage of being told to a familiar audience i.e., many of the same people return again and again to online websites to read, listen to and share their stories. Digital stories are told in a trusting environment, the designers of online story collections, for example, have designed sites in which people are invited to share their stories in a congenial, accepting ... storytelling site is www.storyteller.net. This site allows the reader to fill in story, while providing a basic guideline, but allowing the reader to become the 'creator' and choosing the ch...

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