Essays and Research Papers on Internet 

This 7 page paper considers the different types of communication that are available on the internet. The paper considers ICQ, mIRC, Netmeeting and e-mail, looking at the roles they perform, the similarities and the differences. The bibliography cites 6 sources.

A 10 page examination of the ethical issues surrounding the Internet. The author contends that the Internet presents a greater ethical challenge than any other form of communication media. This is partially so because of the extent that it has become integrated into our everyday lives but, probably more importantly, this challenge also exists ...

This 5 page report discusses the many ways in which the Internet is not the “connection point” many claim it to be and is actually eroding many of the most fundamental aspects of social interaction.The Internet has been praised as modern humanity’s newest channel of meaningful communication and vilified as nothing more than the newest commercial channel for meaningless advertising. ...

A six page paper which considers some of the problems faced by financial institutions and large corporations in terms of the security issues surrounding Internet communication and transactions, and some of the ways in which these problems are currently being addressed. Bibliography lists 2 sources.

A 3 page paper. User interface design, sometimes referred to as user interface engineering, is inclusive of Web sites, mobile communication devices, computers, and more. The goal of user interface design is to make the user's interaction as easy and simple as efficient. This essay discusses what the term usability means, criteria for interface design ...

A 5 page paper assessing initial plans for establishing the communications network at a new building and location for a small consultancy. The paper discusses hardware and software needs, and urges the planner to build in scalability at the beginning rather than try to expand the network at a later time, when alterations are ...

This 3 page paper is written in two parts. The first part of the part looks at what is meant by a virtual organization and the advantages and disadvantages associated with this structure. The second part of the paper looks at how effective lateral communication can be facilitated in a virtual organization. The bibliography cites ...

9 pages in length. An insightful look at Internet regulation, decency, the F.C.C., and U.S. civil liberties since the passing of the Communications Decency Act (CDA). Relevant laws in other countries are examined as well. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

This 11 page paper asserts that many businesses have begun to either incorporate, re-evaluate and, or, update their in-house computer networks. These same businesses are possibly looking at the many advantages that come with a comprehensive intranet system to facilitate company communications and interactions. Bibliography lists 15 sources.

5 pages in length. The writer discusses cultural temporality, monochronic and polychronic time, as well as technological advancement as they relate to inter-cultural communication. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

A relatively short, but detailed 7 page analysis of the unfairness of Internet censorship and the unconstitutionality of the Communications Decency Act. The writer argues quite persuasively against censorship on the 'net. Bibliography lists 8 sources to support arguments.

A 5 page paper. Information and communication technology has led to significant changes in the way businesses operate, in how people learn and in how people and businesses communicate with each other. This essay discusses some of the many ways in which information technology has impacted society on a global level. Bibliography lists 5 ...

This 17 page paper considers how different forms of mass media change the society in which they operate. This paper focuses on the concept of the Guttenberg Galaxy and communication over the internet to explain how information and the mass media changes society and the perception of society with empowerment of members of that ...

This 13 page paper consider a case where an e-business has seen declining page hits and reduced profits. The paper looks at why this may have occurred and how it can be changed by way of using competitive advantage and marketing communications. Using real cases as examples to demonstrate points raised the paper concludes with ...

6 pages in length. The vastness of today's virtual commerce represents myriad benefits to merchants, manufacturers and consumers like never before; that such a tremendous reach stretches across the entire globe speaks to the need for augmented security measures to ensure "fast, secure and reliable communications wherever their offices are" (Tyson, 2005), which has ...

This 3-page paper is a proposed Web site plan for the company Dogs R Us. Under discussion are communications tools used, who the target market is, and resources and content provided. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

This 4-page paper examines Computer Sciences Corporation, some of the external factors impacting the business, and how e-commerce fits into business strategies. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

The path of technology has confronted and overcome each new problem that has stood in the way of 'progress'. The computer viruses currently 'attacking' the computer population is no exception. This 5 page paper defines computer viruses, looks at their effects and provides a guide to prevention. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

This 3-page paper focuses on the human element in network security, based on a conversation with Bruce Schneier. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

5 pages in length. The threat to computer safety is quite significant in light of malicious hackers, myriad viruses and the very real potential of losing confidential information due to crashing. With so many potential risks for users to worry about, it is clear that every computer on the Internet needs to be ...

This 7 page paper provides an in-depth analysis of the impact of computer hacking. This paper considers the effects of the practice on individuals as well as corporations, and provides insight into the reasons why hackers do what they do. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

In six pages this paper features the summaries of articles that address what the author selected as relevant issues pertaining to each of the topics of computer viruses, CPUs and speed, and the Internet. Three articles per topic are summarized. Nine sources are listed in the bibliography.

12 pages in length. That hacking was present in the phone system over one hundred years ago speaks to a problem that has experienced a slow but steady evolution. The 1960s, however, is where the timeline of contemporary hacking gets its start, continuing on into the 1970s with John Draper – aka Captain ...

8 pages in length. As the first of billions of emails flew through cyberspace nearly thirty years ago, the idea of computer security was not at the forefront of users' minds. In fact, the very notion of any threat inherent to the World Wide Web was so unheard of that even those who ...

A six page paper which considers some of the issues surrounding security on the Internet and the Web, especially with respect to the dangers presented by hackers and viruses. Bibliography lists 7 sources