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Determining how much the web has changed our health.

This explains how virtual communication makes the business world a "lean enterprise" and details on how almost every aspect of running a company has changed because of the internet.

Looks at the possible changes in education with the advances in information technology. Examination of the evolution of information technology; Overarching idea of digitization; Trend towards abstraction, knowledge and intelligence; Difficulty in forecasting the social impact of technological advances; Implications for educators.

How the iPhone changes communication methods

American politics is transforming due to the Internet. The White House notices changes with the elections through the prompting and rewriting of rules on advertising, fund-raising, and mobilizing supporters. Unfortunately, it also helps the spreading of negative information on Democrats and Republicans.

Before the World Wide Web the Internet really only provided screens full of text (and usually only in one font and font size). So although it was pretty good for exchanging information, and indeed for accessing information such as the Catalogue of the US Library of Congress, it was visually very boring.The World Wide Web made surfing the web a fast and easy way to get information

This article gives you 20 ways how the world wide web changed the world for people today.

For you Digital Natives out there, this infograph from MBAonline.com will seem all too common, so please forgive us "over 35" crowd for taking a moment to muse on just how the Internet has changed everything (so far)

A ;new proposed law in the UK wants Skype and social networking sites to be required to keep communications for 12 months. I am thinking this would also apply to Twitter. Understandably, privacy concerns swirl around this proposal. "Ministers say change is needed to help fight crime and terrorism, but critics warn it is an attack on privacy. Internet service providers (ISPs) are obliged to keep details of users' web access, email and internet phone calls for 12 months, under an EU directive from 2009. Although the content of the calls is not kept, the sender, recipient, time of communication and geographical location does have to be recorded. The proposed new law - which the Home Office says will be brought in "as soon as parliamentary time allows" - would extend those requirements to social networking sites and internet phone services such as Skype."

TED talk examining changes that may be brought about in government as a result of open-sourcing on the Interenet.

talks about how business changes business

shows how government changes with internet

The internet is changing our everyday tasks that we do. Such as shopping and banking, etc. It makes it easier for people to do things like that.

This article describes how today's society revolves around smart phones. Apps are becoming more and more relevant because they are assisting people to organize and facilitate the activities of their everyday lives.

This article is about how the Internet and technology have changed peoples entertainment options.