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    Analysis Online shopping and gaming market: Online shopping market share is growing with time as more consumers now prefer to buy directly from sellers for advantages like availability‚ convenience‚ information‚ reviews‚ price‚ selection etc. Also for online gaming market revenues generated continues to grow up worldwide. CanGo one of the few companies which are known to have a great fortune made in online business. It has been a very reputed company for the sale of online books‚ games‚ CD’s and

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    you. Example: Thesis Facebook does not connect people as well as multiplayer online games; not only canplayers develop their individual skills‚ they can also collaborate while engaging in an imaginative activity. Step 2 Create 2-3 supporting points based on the answer to the question “why” in your thesis. As in Facebook does not connect people as well as multiplayer online games. Why? Because multiplayer online games allow players to 1. develop their individual skills 2. collaborate 3. engage

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    PCs is cost. The Xbox360 currently sells for around $400‚ often with a couple games in the bundle‚ while it ’s easy to spend that much or more on a quality PC video card alone. The second advantage is simplicity. PC gaming is a technical nightmare compared to console gaming. People can take a console home and be playing the game within minutes. No operating systems to configure or drivers to update‚ and no purchasing a game only to find out that it’s not compatible with your PC for some obscure reason

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    Networking Unit 1 Exercise 1: Local Exchange Online gaming requires a network relay comprised of two components: on the company’s side‚ various computers take the roles of servers‚ and other computers (on the player’s side) work as clients. Clients are connected to the servers through the internet and thus a connection is maintained. When playing an MMORPG such as FFXI‚ FFXIV‚ or Aion‚ (or even any other online games which allow online interactions with other players) servers owned by companies

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    modern culture. In this essay I will discuss the ways in which multitasking is contributing to the focus of society. Also the ethical concerns of technology shaping our culture and our dependence upon it. As well as the question of schools making online ethics a necessary part of the curriculum. Lastly I will speak on how a lot of the ideas presented in Digital nation relate to civil society and rhetoric. To start off Multitasking is contributing to the way students are attending class.

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    communications as a whole‚ we must first define what it is and how it came to be. The Dynamics of Mass Communications defines social media as a set of Internet tools that encourages content sharing and community relationships. Users are able to create online communities by exchanging‚ distributing and receiving content information. Social media has rapidly integrated itself into our personal and professional lives over the past decade or so. Information is more available to the public today because of

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    Local Exchange The online gaming industry has increased dramatically since technology’s capabilities have increased. The current protocol for online gaming is UDP because of less latency. If it were an FTP protocol it would have more latency because FTP headers are larger in size and the retransferring of files would populate the bandwidth too much and it would make the online gaming experience less enjoyable. Basically‚ the company who made the game has a server that all the players connect

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    addiction has been almost around the world and how to control their addiction. Statement of the Problem How would you know if a person is a computer addicted? What are the reasons that makes them a computer addict? What are the genre of the game can make them look it’s interesting? What are the interests of computer addicted Students? What could be the result of those softwares to them? Definition of Terms Computer addiction can be described as the excessive or compulsive use of the computer which

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    * Methodologies include; * Interview * Questionnaire * Participant Observation * List of focus questions on each methodology * Summary of; * subcultures * how identity is shaped and expressed * the difference between ‘personal’ and ‘social’ identity * Appendix Aim: How does the subculture of this chosen group express themselves in ways of identity and interests? Methodologies that have been used include; * Interview * Questionnaire * Participant

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    The Hippy Subculture “The hippies—the rebels and dropouts of the Haight-Ashbury community of San Francisco—generated one of the most influential of history’s dress reform movements. Their style was so outrageous and anomalous that it alone could have made the hippie movement impossible to ignore” (Lobenthal) They wanted to show rejection of their parents’ lifestyles and morals and used their clothing as a way to rebel (Baughman) and also “wanted clothes that reflected their values and adopted

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