... when they transcend nonphysical boundaries. In addition the authors study showed an array of ways in which individuals meet and get information with the anonymity of the internet. The author answers the research question by explaining the variation of intent of users internet use and the way the ambiguity of that in terms of assigning the word community as a blanket statement ... not individual practice and its social application. Her research adds to the current research on understanding of socialization on the internet because she interviewed without specific questioning and thus the ...

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... answer questions later, readers tend to read slower. Based on prior research, the researchers hypothesized that participants in a proposed study would have slower reading times and would generate more incorrect answers when reading all-upper-case text as compared to emails in mixed case. They also hypothesized that participants who knew they would be questioned later would read messages more deliberately ... ...

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... way we think about privacy. Privacy and the way we analyze information has changed though out the course of time. Google makes it simple for us to look up the answers for that pesky math question, for a medical illness we may think we have. Society has become so dependent of technology that it'd be hard to turn back now. Life is ... ...

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... the internet easier to understand by reconstructing the value per say. It should be as easy to understand as reading a book. This could help get everyone on board. I hope my answers have helped you understand more about the internet. It can be confusing, but the more questions you ask the better you can understand. Best Regards, ------ -----------...

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... be found in virtually almost in every classroom today. Software programs are programmed to give students individual instruction. Students are given instant feedback, and explanations of the correct and incorrect answers. Instatant gradification helps students want to achieve. The different options of liking or disliking a certain instructor can no longer affect the students learning. Keeping the interest of the students is ... ...

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... customer service clerks by using a sophisticated method developed by IBM. They call this system "BELL." BELL is an interactive phone/computer based answer machine. Unlike other troubleshooting phone services, BELL answers questions specifically and diligently. Using and owning this software is expensive, but it is a huge money saver because there are fewer employees to pay. With software like this, e-Companies can ... ...

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... money one had, the more likely they were to have at least one cell phone. A new trend in the cell phone industry now allows users to ask questions and get answers. Using the voice command technology, customers will be able to pick up their cell phone and ask it to find anything from movie schedules to driving directions to stock quotes ... ...

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... the companies use the World Wide Web as a way to provide help and service to their customers. Businesses often take customer questions and/or service orders online and provide detailed answers within 24 hours. Some anticipate questions in advance and provide a list of frequently asked questions online. The use of the WWW as a customer service tool can take a variety of forms ... ...

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... someone doing research on the reasoning behind terrorism would be to search the web. Terrorism is something that has gotten out of hand and that is for sure. I think the answers I have found and the conclusion I have come up with is that we need to show these terrorist the right path. I think what the U.S. is doing in foreign countries is good ... ...

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... you can just email them and have them email you back in a matter of minutes. If people had to go back to the old way of contacting people and getting answers very quickly, it would be a terrible thing after having all this technology right in front of you and having it all taken away just for a few minutes of your everyday ... ...

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... crisis with Enron or WorldCom, which have enlightened the mass public, employers and employees about what can be happening within a company such as employee's theft, corporate espionage, etc. Surveillance technology answers the problem of employee theft, of employee effectiveness and performance. Video cameras, hidden microphones, restricted access to the Internet and computer technologies are the means given to a company in order ... ...

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... -old woman named Marion Frost who is helping to answer the pollsters questions each week. The readers get to see how each week, an elderly woman with a free web TV answers surveys regarding simple subjects like juice and more complex surveys regarding a political debate between Bush and Gore. However, intriguing this might appear or ingenious, it becomes quite apparent that the ... ...

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... . One of the really good features of the Cyberdocs site is the Frequently Asked Questions page, information about the credentials of the doctors can be found here as well as answers to how the service works as a health care provider to it's users. Another new feature of the internet is the iphone, a device that "combines an advanced telephone with a touch screen ... ...

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... into an audio signal to send it and demodulating an audio signal into data to receive it. The user then places a call to their ISP, the modem at the ISP answers the call, and the two modems use audible tones to transfer data back and forth. Dial-up modems do not use separate frequencies, then the telephone because they use sound ... ...

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... is right, I will think about buying it. When buying a computer I prefer to shop in a department or computer store rather than online. I like to be able to ask questions and get answers immediately. When computer shopping I look for stores that I know and trust. I trust stores like Circuit City and Best Buy. They have technical support staff there, so if there is a problem ... ...

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