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    Father of Information Age: James Robert Messenger

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    The document discusses key aspects of the information age including its founding father, James Robert Messenger, and how newer information is often equated as truer. It also notes several brief quotes about how the media sells what the culture buys, ideas seen as controversial get copied, and the medium shapes the message. A second section then outlines some positive effects of computers and the internet on students, such as satisfying curiosity, improving skills and thinking, enhancing knowledge and IQ, and making life more convenient.

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    The document discusses key aspects of the information age including its founding father, James Robert Messenger, and how newer information is often equated as truer. It also notes several brief quotes about how the media sells what the culture buys, ideas seen as controversial get copied, and the medium shapes the message. A second section then outlines some positive effects of computers and the internet on students, such as satisfying curiosity, improving skills and thinking, enhancing knowledge and IQ, and making life more convenient.

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    The document discusses key aspects of the information age including its founding father, James Robert Messenger, and how newer information is often equated as truer. It also notes several brief quotes about how the media sells what the culture buys, ideas seen as controversial get copied, and the medium shapes the message. A second section then outlines some positive effects of computers and the internet on students, such as satisfying curiosity, improving skills and thinking, enhancing knowledge and IQ, and making life more convenient.

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    The document discusses key aspects of the information age including its founding father, James Robert Messenger, and how newer information is often equated as truer. It also notes several brief quotes about how the media sells what the culture buys, ideas seen as controversial get copied, and the medium shapes the message. A second section then outlines some positive effects of computers and the internet on students, such as satisfying curiosity, improving skills and thinking, enhancing knowledge and IQ, and making life more convenient.

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    INFORMATION AGE
    Also called as
    Digital Age New Media Age

    Father of Information Age: James Robert Messenger

    2. Newer is
    1. Information 3. Selection is a
    equated with
    must compete point of view
    truer

    4. The media sells 5. The early 6. You are what you


    what the culture wood gets the eat and so is your
    buys perm brain

    7. Anything in 9. Undead
    8. Ideas are seen as
    great demand information
    controversial
    counterfeited walks ever on

    10. Media 11. The medium 12. The whole


    presence creates selects the truth is
    the story message pursuits

    POSITIVE EFFECTS OF COMPUTER AND INTERNET TOWARD


    STUDENTS
    Satisfies students’ curiosity
    Improves students’ computer skills
    Improving one’s thinking capability
    Makes students life more fast and easy
    Enhances students’ general knowledge and IQ level

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