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2,000,000 kids have facebook and it is goin up right now

content is readly availlable

participents have control through virtual world

You still have to pay for modem connection, and if the router is connected to the modem, then wifi is free.

Almost exactly like regular dialup, except that the ISP is compressing the data sent to/from your computer so that it travels faster. There is some overhead on your computer for the software to handle this, so some older or less peppy computers will slow down using this model.

While the Internet does a lot for students, there are also benefits for parents and teachers. The interactive learning that the Internet provides can help students and parents with little or no English skills to learn English. Parents can become more involved in their children's education by connecting the school with homes, libraries or other access ports.

I depends if u go on YouTube or things like YouTube if you go on YouTube it will go quick if u look at forums etc it will take ages to use

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The expressions "keyword", "key phrase", "search term" and "search query" all refer to the particular words that might be entered by a user (surfer) into their search engine. A relatively small change in the keyword entered can sometimes lead to a completely different set of websites appearing. Some keywords get hundreds of thousands of unique searches a day while others get a couple of hundred. At the same time, some high trafficked keywords are very competitive online because many businesses are trying to get referrals and traffic from users when they search for those keywords while others are not.

To do what u did to ask the question incompetent fool.

The main advantage of mail questionnaires is that a wide geographical area can be covered in the survey. They are mailed to the respondents who can complete them at their convenience in their homes and at their own pace. However the return rates of mail questionnaire are typically low. A 30% response rate is considered acceptable. Another disadvantage of the mail questionnaire is that any doubts the respondents might have cannot be clarified.

Easy, just go to a website that offers email such as google mail, aol or yahoo, register.

After you register, open your email account, go to compose mail, enter the address you want to send the email to, enter the subject and type the main body of the mail, you can even add an attachment such as a picture or a word document and click on send.

I have been told by my parents that it IS illegal for an under-18 year old to sell things oline, unless proved different or famous.

While there is no way to do so as of yet, Apple is currently working on a feature to allow FaceTime through iChat.

The internet has faced many different challenges. One major challenge has been privacy. Internet users have lost a lot of privacy due to social media. Another challenge has been E-Commerce and the loss of business in brick and mortar stores.

To gain the rights to auto-play on your YouTube channel you must become a YouTube partner.

YouTube has opened up a partnership form which can be found here:

http://www.youtube.com/partners

But be warned: if the auto-detector decides you would not qualify as a YT partner, you have only a 1% chance to become one.

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I think you DO must to be a partener...but to become one, you don't need no hits, or subscribers...all you need is ORIGINAL CONTENT! Entertaining things, taped by you!

and you also must be in a country like USA, UK & France (and maybe a couple more)..

1. You can talk back and forth with no charge.

2. They send the emails quickly.

3. If someone asks a question you don't know, you can look it up.

1. Makes it hard for anyone to lie. Cause you can type the question in on your phone and check what they said.

2. makes society smarter. All information can be found on internet.

3. makes people behave. Ever had a background check done on ya?

4.its changing politics ( because they are liars.)

5. Makes learning easier for kids. Info's just a click away.

6. Unfortunatly kids are growing up faster seeing things they shouldn't.

7. Helps them learn to read real quick.

8. easier to buy things. just a click away.

9. renting movies has never been easier.

10. making everyday people famous ( Thanks You Tube)

Helpin the talented " get discovered"

11. Makes the entire world smaller.

12. Helps people stay in touch in many ways, phone, text, video.

13.The truth always wins out over a lie and guess what. The religion that's thriving now days more than ever is Christianity. Cause Its the truth.

14. makes it easier to find lost family members or loved ones.

keeps people socially informed without having to be social in person.

15. we can get Honest news instead of whatever the media wants to tell us.

16.changing the face of America. less video stores, book stores, libraries are changing.

17. trends are now nationwide and not just local.

18. dating sites are changing dating. the way we date.

19. Causing a great divide between intelligence and ignorance.

20. Harder to get away with any crime. someone sees, or you tell someone. Just one more way to get caught thanks to internet.

21. keeps people busy. something to do when bored always.

22. everythings online from anything you can listen to or watch or read.

The domain name was invented by Mitchelle Royster.

The first example of computers networking was created by the US Government's advance research department known as DARPA. The folks at DARPA created what came to be known as ARPANET. By 1970, computers on both shores of the United States could switch packets with one another. Though this looked nothing like the internet as we know, it was the first computer network.

As the federal government was the first holder of this technology, it was undoubtedly used by the Department of Defense to create simulations over several computers. This could be thought of as the birth of networked gaming.

It wasn't until networks across the country grew large enough to be available to the general public that internet gaming took off. By 1995, millions of websites and games were available for download to anyone with an internet connection. The first examples of this were text based, RPG type games where multiple users could roleplay in a single environment over the internet. These were known as MUDs, MUCKs, MUX, etc. . . Later these kinds of games would develop graphics (Everquest was an early example) and become widely known as MMORPGs.

Many other kinds of games had networking capabilities, and favorites that did not (like Tetris), were quickly developed.

Java and later Flash would broaden this experience to browsers and soon all kinds of games including gambling would explode all over the web. Games like CounterStrike rose the popularity of First-Person Shooters (FPS) for online gaming very early on by utilizing Java. Later, engines were developed that could network FPS games outside of HTTP, opening up the full potential of computers to run such games.

Yes, this is a very good practice.

protocol, Actually Protocol handles the address part of each packet so that it gets to the right destination. The right answer is (HTTP) Hypertext Transfer Protocol.

A computer on the Internet is identified by its IP address. In order to avoid address conflicts, IP addresses are publicly registered with the Network Information Centre (NIC). Computers on private TCP/IP LANs however do not need public addresses, since they do not need to be accessed by the public. For this reason, the NIC has reserved certain addresses that will never be registered publicly. These are known as private IP addresses, and are found in the following ranges:

From 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255

From 172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255

From 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255

WWW stands for World Wide Web, which is a collection of information and multimedia services that can be accessed through the Internet. The Internet is a wide area network that links many computers globally. In short, the World Wide Web is part of the Internet.