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The Software, Standards and Society in 2020 Series: 1. The Internet changed everything
By trond-arne.undheim on May 18, 2009 4:18 AM
The Internet changed everything. Much like Television changed one viewer at the time—at the same time—the Internet changed societies in one go, although one could equally say that society shaped the Internet. After all, what is it in the end,...
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