Obama Pushes #NetNeutrality Campaign To Keep The Internet Open & Free

#NetNeutrality is President Obama taking a stand to keep the internet open and free, and starting an online campaign with the now viral hashtag to tell the FCC to support his plan. So what really is Net Neutrality?

How To Find Information on the Internet 3: Group Discussion Sites

As mentioned earlier, a group discussion site contains content, typically about a specific topic, that has been submitted by the members of the site. This makes such sites invaluable if you are looking for information on that particular subject, because the members of the site who contribute the content are likely to be either enthusiastic or knowledgeable about the subject.

These sites could be blogs, where the submitted content is in the form of blog posts and comments, or they could be bulletin boards where the content is in the form of threads of posts submitted by the members of the site.

How To Find Information on the Internet Using Search Engines - 2

The challenge with using search engines is when they give you back so many pages of links that it’s hard for you to know which particular link will have the information you want. Thankfully, most good search engines (including the ones mentioned above) will figure out what pages are most relevant to you.

Review of Mylife.com Social Networking Site

Mylife.com started out as Reunion.com, a popular social networking site that was one of the first of its kind on the Internet. Since then, things have changed a lot, and in my opinion as someone who uses most of such sites, a lot of those changes are for the better.