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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   Cyber Ethics @ Computer Ethics

   industry's war on illegal downloading can never be won" say Charles Shoniregun [10]. Online Terms, Conditions, Policies and Laws At the moment, most online privacy policies are produced by private businesses for individual companies. Governments are developing legislation to support and strengthen the privacy protection measures of many businesses.

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   Addressing the legal and ethical issues of electronic commerce.

   Keep in mind that Web sites directed at children under 13 are required by law to adhere to certain privacy practices. These practices include obtaining verifiable parental consent before children participate in certain activities. Look for the TRUSTe Children's Privacy Seal, a seal with expanded safeguards, on child oriented Web sites.

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   Past and nowadays of China

   This illustrates that ordinary people just do the same work as their parents, rarely change their life to another kind. However, this is quite different to modern people in China. Nowadays, most young people have the confidence to change their lives by their own effort which always means hard study,

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   Moral and ethical uses in Information Technology.

   But spammers attempt to take a free ride at someone else's expense, whereas the recipient, who has to pay for Internet access. My second argument is when someone spam it means he is stealing someone else's computing resources. There is a flip side to the practice of spamming.

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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.