Life in Cyberspace (Volume 5)

Internet is a real place. Every time we switch on our computers, use a program or an application, or log in to a social media site, we enter a virtual space made up of worlds, domains, forums and rooms. But we behave differently when we interact with technology: technology amplifies and accelerates...

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Main Author: Aiken, Mary (auth)
Other Authors: European Investment Bank (Editor)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: European Investment Bank 2019
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