Persuasive Essay On The Internet

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In the past information was shared on paper and had to be transported on trucks. Media used to be presented on 8 track and vinyl records then cassettes and compact disks (CD). However, all of that is a thing of the past now. Due to the fact that we now have the internet and networks peer to peer file sharing has become easier than ever.
The Internet has drastically grown over the years and has led to many new innovations in the way it is used, whether it's for the good or bad. The internet started with just a form of text-based communication. Then the connections became quicker, which allowed people to start browsing web pages, and eventually it got to the point where even children could have their own space on the Internet.
Now people, mostly the younger generation, use the internet and networks to share information and download media for free without much leg work. This is a form of …show more content…
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