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This 7 page example editorial delves into the ramifications of e-commerce. Several points are made but an emphasis is placed on the way technology has changed daily life for most people. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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which surface, and shrug off the inundation of e-commerce related television commercials and banner advertisements on the net. It used to be television that was blamed for lethargy. Now, theres
a new trend. But just how big is this type of business where buying and selling is done, for the most part, on computer terminals? It is predicted that a
quarter of all US business-to-business purchasing will be done online by the year 2003 ("One Quarter" PG). At a congressional hearing, it was noted that e-commerce is indeed changing the
world ("Electronic" PG). And e-commerce is being used in innovative ways to increase business by some companies ("Electronic Commerce: Telecoms" PG). It was also noted at the congressional hearing, that
the ability to do business over digital networks had already begun to transform the way Americans work, learn, shop and play ("Electronic" PG).And the transformation is expected to become even
more important early in the twenty-first century (PG). While it seems as if the growth of the industry will enhance business and make life easier for many, what if any
social changes will come out of it? A student writing on this topic will want to include a variety of prospective changes. One social change would be that people
are meeting both friends and romantic interests online and this is a direct result of the growth of e-commerce. Another one, which I think is quite important is that not
only are people not meeting face to face, they are not leaving the comfort of their chairs. Thus, while they meet people through the computer lines, the increase in e-commerce
will tie more people to their homes and they will have to find different social outlets. But there are other, seemingly more devastating consequences of e-commerce. Gillespie reports that
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