Related University Degree Electronic Media Studies essays

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   The impact of ICT on the way I do things at home and at ...

   I then save the pictures on my computer. I really love them, but sometimes the types of the pictures are different, for e.g. .jpeg, .gif, etc. So I can't save them on my computer and even if I do then I can't view them.

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   Past and nowadays of China

   getting specific knowledge, no matter who their parents are, very rich officials, business men, or very poor peasants because they know that every one is born equally, every one have the same human right. This concept began in about 1970's based on western developed countries when Chinese people saw the differences between different countries.

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   Moral and ethical uses in Information Technology.

   - ISPs are battling rogue spammers lurking in the back alleys and hidden corners of their networks. As the fighting heats up, more and more legitimate e-mail is getting blocked along with the junk. "It's a guerrilla war that has been escalating for years,"[6](see Article In Newspaper And Magazines).

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   The Changing Nature of the Family in Australia.

   Technology in to forms of contraception and reproductive technologies have impacted on the size of a family. The introduction of the contraceptive pill in 1961 gave women control over their lives and body.3 It also freed people from fears of unwanted pregnancy resulting in women staying longer in the workforce and reductions in the size of families.

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   Information Technology in the Home.

   So, we can be right in saying that in the same amount of bandwidth, a lot more information can be put into a digital signal than a normal analog signal, due to the effects of Information Technology and how it has developed.

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   Cyber Ethics @ Computer Ethics

   Based upon a secular appropriation of medieval angelology, it holds that in cyberspace, social relations are dematerialized, and that information is an incorporeal substance flowing between disembodied minds. The new anthropological space of virtuality that L�vy holds to be ushered in by new electronic information technologies proposes a radical rethinking of ethics.