1. Introduction

The Internet and the World Wide Web have changed our lives in many ways, making it possible to carry out a virtually unlimited number of activities from our home or office. For example, we can find information on camera features and prices before we actually buy a camera. We can communicate with our friends, relatives or other colleagues via e-mail on a virtually instantaneous basis, join a chat group discussing a current social issue such as horrible terrorists’ attacks on America and America’s possible response to the attacks. We can listen to remote radio or television stations live, meet colleagues with teleconferencing systems equipment, and buy some products and have them delivered directly home without going to the mall. Surely, we can think of many more ways to use the Internet and the World Wide Web.

It was estimated that 144 million people were using the Internet around the world by the end of 1998. The number has been growing very fast and......

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Title: E-Government: Its Characteristics, Practices And Future
Approximate Word Count: 9142
Approximate Pages: 37 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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