What is information superhighway?

"Information Superhighway" is a nick name for the Internet.

Reid Goldsborough has written: 'Stra ight talk about the information superhighway' -- subject(s): Information superhighway

Randall L. Carlson has written: 'The information superhighway' -- subject(s): Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Information superhighway, Economic aspects of Interactive multimedia, Economic aspects of Telecommunication, Information superhighway, Interactive multimedia, Strategic alliances (Business), Telecommunication

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Any mechanism that permits the high speed transfer of data from one computer system or network to another, like the Internet, cable, broadband, etc. The World Wide Web is the ultimate information superhighway. The term is associated with Al Gore who introduced the term in 1978. See related links for more information (via the information superhighway!)

I don't think it will affect it but improve it.

Because you can transfer information on it very fast. For example this answer will reach you at the speed of light!

NAFTA is a superhighway.

Henry H. Perritt has written: 'Law and the information superhighway' -- subject(s): Data transmission systems, Datatransmission systems, Information superhighway, Law and legislation, Telecommunication

Frederick B. Cohen has written: 'A collection of short papers on information protection' 'Protection and security on the information superhighway' -- subject(s): Security measures, Information superhighway, Computer networks, Computer security, Data protection

For any countries related information, refer to the following site: http://www.countriesinformation.net

The superhighway is jam-packed tight today. The superhighway is more like a parking lot right now.

L. Jankovic has written: 'Business Overview of the Information Superhighway'

I can't say that he coined the phrase, but I believe the former Vice President had become President already and his name is George Herbert Walker Bush, America's 41st President. During his presidency, he spoke about the Information Superhighway.

information superhighway = you can access almost any kind of information in a matter of moments through a network of wires cyberspace = the internet is basically it's own little world, but it's not tangible. Cyber's definition: of, relating to, or characteristic of the culture of computers, information technology, and virtual reality. So there you have cyberspace.

This is told by Gates. Thanks, Vidhya Rajan R

The web is called 'The Information Superhighway' because you can find basically any piece of information you want at your fingertips, this saves you going into library's and reading through books until you find the information you want. This is not the exact answer but this is my theory behind it, i also think that the proper answer will be detailed and correct but this is the short simple version which is easy to understand.

a. management of information systems b. information technology c. information superhighway d. computer competency

Kirsti Nilsen has written: 'The Canadian information policy bibliography' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Government policy, Information policy, Information services, Information superhighway, Information technology

Giampiero Giacomello has written: 'National governments and control of the Internet' -- subject(s): Access control, Cross-cultural studies, Government policy, Information superhighway, Internet, Internet industry, Social aspects of Information superhighway, Social aspects of Internet, Telecommunication policy

It allows for an unbelievably large amount of downloads and uploads of information, music, videos, attachments, and all sorts of other things as it is the engine of the Information Superhighway of our Information Era, in which we live.

It stands for INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY, a term use to describe internet. It is also called digital telecommunication system or internet telecommunication networks.

The Internet is also referred to as the Web, online, WWW, World Wide Web, cyberspace, hyperspace, infobahn, information highway, information superhighway, national information infrastructure, online network, and the Net.

Stephen D. McDowell has written: 'Consultation on communications policies' -- subject(s): Government policy, Information superhighway, Political planning, Information policy, Information services, Telecommunications policy, Information technology

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