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== Definition == |
== Definition == |
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| − | The '''Information superhighway''' was envisioned as a broadband, two-way, publicly accessible [[network]] providing [[information services]] in the areas of education, [[entertainment]] and business. It combines elements of [[online service]]s and the [[Internet]]. |
+ | The '''Information superhighway''' was envisioned as a [[broadband]], [[two-way]], [[publicly accessible]]z [[network]] providing [[information services]] in the areas of education, [[entertainment]] and business. It combines elements of [[online service]]s and the [[Internet]]. |
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Latest revision as of 04:38, 17 May 2014
| “ | I believe that, for a long time to come, this information superhighway, far from resembling a modern interstate, will more likely approach a roadway in India: chaotic, crowded and swarming with cows.[1] | ” |
Definition[]
The Information superhighway was envisioned as a broadband, two-way, publicly accessiblez network providing information services in the areas of education, entertainment and business. It combines elements of online services and the Internet.