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asambeis [7]
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• an increase in the number of people telecommuting and working from home

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Kisachek [45]3 years ago
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B. Societal Impacts of the Internet

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this list shows how the internet impacts society; i.e. easier communication, access to greater amounts of information, how it impacts culture and their society.

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