Fifteen years ago, no one had heard of the Internet. E-mail was only used by a select few — academics, technolophiles. It is hard to believe, but back then, high-tech was the fax machine.
And now there is Google, Internet Explorer, Yahoo and Firefox. How many days go by when we do not use the Internet — either to communicate, for business or pleasure, to shop, to perform research or to check the weather or score of a ball game? The Internet has transformed the way we work, play and live. A shift of paradigm, if you will, that has touched young and old, rich and poor, and connected people around the globe through he click of a mouse.
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