The development of the electronic Internet catalyzed a communications revolution that may compare with the invention of the printing press. The Internet has greatly expanded our ability to communicate with one another. Currently, about 1 in 5 Americans have used the Internet. 1 Web addresses are becoming ubiquitous, even on television advertisements and highway billboards. We access the Internet for news, weather, factual information, financial investment, and interpersonal communication.
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