… about how we shop, what we buy, our likes, and our dislikes. Every time we pay for groceries with a check cashing card, fill out a survey, or subscribe to a magazine, we are giving personal information to the marketers. They use this information to…

… easier way of life is on it's way. It will allow more tasks to be accomplished in less time. The internet is constantly changing for the better and will soon be the world's most useful communication tool, educational resource and entertainment centre…

… into. I saw all of those T.V. commercials about that amazing information superhighway and somehow I got the impression that AOL was the core of it all. I signed up for the free ten hours on my credit card and tried it out. At first, it didn't…

… after Microsoft released Microsoft Outlook 97 in Jan97. Netscape first came up with the idea of producing a desktop organizer to integrate with Internet but Microsoft managed to create the program first. It is widely believed that Microsoft delated…

… legal?' Now there is an answer found within many corporations throughout the world, and it is definitely, yes. Hackers used to be just people that cause havoc on another person's computer or a network of computers to gain access to secret information…

… and education, but like all places used by millions of people, it has some murky corners people would prefer children not to explore. In the physical world, society as a whole wants to protect children, but there are no social or physical constraints…

… have different experiences and ideas and want to share them. We don't want to share them just with a friend or a relative, but the entire world. How do you do that you ask. Simple. You don't go and call everyone you know over the phone or you don't…

… to do on-line? If you prefer you can wait for the future. Today's society wants new forms of entertainment. The quest for entertainment began long ago with common games the radio, then the TV, then the computer, then BBS boards, now the internet,…

… business involving the internet. I recently interviewed one Micheal Schmelder, an employee of Peripherals Plus Technologies (PPT), to broaden my perspective on this subject. PPT is one of the largest companies in Lancaster that serves as computer…

… secure or anonymous. System Administrators and fourteen year-old hackers alike can pry into your personal or corporate mail. Anything you send can be read by others. Communicating by e-mail has been compared to sending postcards that anyone can read…