Real communities, on the other hand, are forged through gradual acceptance, integration, and participation on many levels by citizens and have a general locale. Friends, experiences, participation in clubs, and schooling are just a number of community functions that bring people together to form a community. However, marginality and associated discrimination can be a causal factor in the exclusion from real communities of some individuals and groups.
Inclusion and Alienation.
For many, the internet can be a source of new found community or another source of alienation for others. Inclusion in technological advances associated with cyberspace, continue to be but a dream for the poor and least educated for whom computer and internet accessibility remains unattainable (Loader 1998, p. 65). Even though computers are becoming less expensive, the inequity of access for lower socio-economic classes remains while the more endowed segments of the larger society continue to keep pace with, and adapt to, a changing world. Cultural or ethnic minorities, woman, youth, homosexuals, disabled and so on, are minorities that may find greater acceptance and inclusion in cyber communities. Cyber communities can be a good adjunct or complimentary aspect to real communities because they allow people from marginalised groups, and people who for various reasons participate little in their real community, to interact with multitudes of likeminded people who they simply would not have been able to in real life. This is an obvious strength of virtual communities in that they offer an alternative means of community and social life from which they might otherwise have been excluded. These people have a chance to have some type of life and identity where they can be greeted and welcomed without their race, gender, disability, or appearance being an issue. This does not mean, however, that anybody regardless of race, age, creed or other personal characteristics would be welcomed or included in all cyber communities.
Community Work Program on crime and violence is a very unique one. ... The CWP (Community Work Program) is interested in the impact of criminal prevention. ... First we must ask what is classified as a cyber-crime? ... Cyber Crime vulnerability is increasing in Nigeria. ... Cyber Crimes have always been an issue. ...
What if cyber criminals used the computers as a weapon against us? ... Cyber criminals penetrate the energy plants, in order to disrupt the quality of life. ... The community has to be aware of the incident cause by the Stuxnet worm, disrupting at Iran's enrichment facilities. We, as a community, have to be aware of what is coming to us. ... Cyber terrorism, along the Stuxnet virus, is a major issue confronting the U.S. ...
Cyber City can it really exists? ... Cyber City will become it's own educational community ran solely by supercomputers that every individual will have access too. ... The community will have to make adjustments to culture differences, language barriers that will affect each individual as the community expands to other countries. ... Cyber City can it really exists? ... Cyber City will become it's own educational community ran solely by supercomputers that every individual will have access too. ...
Surfing through sites like this makes you feel connected to a larger community, but also can have its downside. ... With the growth of social media throughout the world, cyber bullying is getting worse. Bullying in the real world compared to cyber bullying has its differences. The bullying in cyber space ranges from humiliation, threats, harassment, etc. ... Cyber bullying is a very serious problem where it leaves victims helpless and develops a suicidal tendency. ...
Cyber Command, the threat of a cyber-attack has grown exponentially, and from 2009 to 2011 "the number of attacks on computer systems that run American infrastructure grew by a factor of 17 (Hack attack, 2012). ... Segments of the intelligence community and some experts indicate al Qaeda is more interested in physical terrorism. ... Avlon, wrote: "We know that al-Qaeda is interested in cyber terrorism". ... Budgeting for these programs cannot entirely come from federal funds, but be factored by each community and state(Panguluri, Phillips, & Cusimano, 2011). ... The implications of a ...
Abstract This paper focuses on cyber-attacks and its impact on the global economy. ... This paper analyzes the impact of cyber-attacks on global economies. ... Cyber means virtual. ... These cyber systems are vulnerable. ... Analysis 2.1 Cyber-Attack Techniques There are many kind of cyber threats that exist behind anything that is online or uses the internet. ...
To help combat armed robbery crimes, the community leaders, along with local government agencies should partner together and provide more funding than what is already being provided. Look for more ways to invest in the community, create more jobs, provide a wider range of outreach programs to youth and invest in the infrastructure of individual communities. Many armed robberies happen in impoverished communities and "Stratification is sociology to many, and in criminology it comes as no surprise that deprivation theories privileging materialism and economic motives are perennially popular...
Cyber activist's use technology, be it authorized or hijacked, to express dissent, and to expose perceived injustices. These actions also represent a dangerous threat that can create extensive damage to the IT community by circumventing security and opening up breaches in existing systems. ... On one side, hacktivists are considered cyber criminals that should be found and prosecuted. ... Politically motivated cyber attacks were recorded as early as 1989. ... The report said hacktivism represented 100 million of the 174 million cyber crimes in 2011. ...
All across Bangladesh, COD communities were being formed. ... I became part of the COD community in September 2008. ... For some reason now lost to time and memory, our crew had an intense rivalry with the Cyber Shooters; a crew located 15 miles east. ... By the end of the Invitational a general consensus had been reached among the COD community – The Void are the best for now, but the Cyber Shooters will likely overtake them soon. ... The Cyber Shooters, who have since then dominated the local and online COD community, have indeed shown themselves to be a formidable force. ...
