We Have Too Much Accessibility On The Internet

As much as the people criticize the internet there are some importance to it being here today. The internet allows people to stay in contact with others, social media is one of the distractions that the internet provides us with but it does help keep in touch with family members we don’t see every day. It allows us to know what’s happening in the world, for example the news about the chemical bombs that were hit in Syria. The internet provides information to the brain at a faster rate than what a newspaper would do.

”Increased communication abilities benefit the whole world and gives everyone a freedom of expression. ”(Citation C, P.4). The internet expands the ability to share and see ideas. With the internet, it made huge advancements in communications. ”This also cuts down the time

The internet should remain a place of where people should be able to share whatever content they desire as long as it is legal. Having access to a medium that allows for such instantaneous transfer of data that is accessible to almost the entire world creates a the ultimate democracy. Especially in America there is little restriction on what a person can say,publish, and believe. If the internet becomes more censored than it currently is then you begin to encounter problems such as why one person's belief is acceptable and someone else’s isn't.

While some people can afford to pay extra for a faster and less censored internet, there also exists those who can not. Because of this, people with a low socioeconomic status will have less access to the internet than those of a higher economic status. If this were to happen, not only would we see people in the middle class have less and less access to the internet, but we would also see less and less people escaping the lower and middle class. Many people use the internet to showcase their special abilities, their creativity, and their own unique abilities, and without the internet, these talented people would never go viral and would never end up utilizing their abilities to help them

Nicholas Carr’s article, “Is Google Making Us Stupid?,” informs younger, upcoming generations on how the internet may have negative effects on the human mind. As time goes on and technology advances humans are becoming more dependent on the resources it provides. The way in which people abuse the internet is causing them to lose valuable skills, skills that are necessary for humans to be able to interact with the world and the people who live in it. Rather than allowing our minds to explore thoughts and try to figure out the answer people go straight to the internet. Over the years people have become more and more reliant on the power of technology without even questioning whether or not it is a good benefit to have everything at a push of a button. The internet and how it surrounds every aspect of a person’s life is to blame for the issues that upcoming generations are experiencing. Without intervention the problems are only going to get worse and slow down the advancement of the human race. Having information a click away is causing these upcoming generations to lose tenacity, sense of wonder, to develop focus issues, and to develop both mental and physical health problems.

Fisher, W. (2001, June 14). Freedom of Expression on the Internet. Retrieved July 14, 2015, from http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/ilaw/Speech/

Today most people have the right to read whatever they want and also to write whatever they want, all with little to no law enforcement. So why should the Internet be anything other? The Internet should be a free place that allows people to look up

In order to do this it is no longer necessary to be able to work a fax machine or to constantly check you pager. With 144 million emails sent each day and 1 billion active Facebook users it is obvious to see that the internet has far surpassed any other mode of communication. The internet is a vital part of connecting people from different walks of life, creating a more open minded society. Learning about the world you live in from people in different countries across the Earth shows you just how privileged your life is and teaches you to make the most of any opportunities that come your way. The internet could be used to break down barriers, if only it hadn’t become a barrier itself. It can be used to connect people through social media, emails and instant messaging, helping people make lifelong friendships. As Margo Pierce said “Cyber communities create a unique opportunity for developing and expanding diversity initiatives for one simple reason—the Internet doesn’t discriminate.” Using the internet as a tool to create diversity throughout the world is huge step towards creating an accepting society. It is a way to better people through their connection with

The Internet, largely debated about regarding its existence and whether its benefits outweigh its demerits, is considered the greatest creation. The Internet contains a plethora of information ranging from science to entertainment as well as one’s entire life story. While the Internet is incontrovertibly man's greatest creation, it's benefits and demerits including privacy, security, infringement of rights and freedom of speech are brought to light in the highly opinionated right to be forgotten debate. A civil right is an enforceable right or privilege, which if interfered with by another gives rise to an action for injury.

Three key developments that have had one of the largest effects on humanity since the 1950’s include technology (specifically, the internet), communication, and medicine. Firstly, technology has had a tremendous influence on modern day life. The introduction of the internet in particular has brought various benefits to many people around the world; however, the internet also contains its drawbacks. For example, the internet is convenient, as it serves as the primal domain of vast amounts of information that is accessible a few clicks away. Unfortunately, this unlimited access has its negatives, as information that is inappropriate for younger audiences (for example, pornography) is not obtain. Consequently, this boundless

" Government intervention in internet content inhibits free speech, which is a necessity for a free society. Rhetoric that encompasses opposing points of view is essential, and any system that quenches expression of diverse opinion sacrifices its ability to be considered free. People in power can inhibit speech, revoking the freedom of the people under them. This disruption of free speech can be extremely dangerous; if powerful people, or systems of powerful people, systematically strive to squelch certain thoughts, society’s entire perception of certain issues can become skewed. This is especially prevalent in recent years, because people’s opinions are extremely influenced by the Internet. Search results can be manipulated to encourage certain opinions, which inhibits free thought.

  Abstract:  The issue of free speech has been around since the founding fathers first ratified the constitution of the United States.  With the emergence of new technology, especially the Internet, freedom of speech has been redefined and its limits tested.  What are the limitations of free speech on the Internet, and how can they be enforced?  These are the constitutional questions for the digital age.

Since the internet has been available in schools and libraries in this country, there has been a debate about what should be accessible to users, especially minors. The amount of information disseminated on the world wide web is vast, with some sources valuable for scholarly and personal research and entertainment, and some sources that contain material that is objectionable to some (ie. pornography, gambling, hate groups sites, violent materials). Some information potentially accessible on the internet such as child pornography and obscenity is strictly illegal and is not protected under the First Amendment. Some information available on the internet that may be valuable to some is at the same time perceived to be worthless or

When most people think about the internet, they think of it as a super highway system that has the capability to transfer information. The internet grew up to become an expanding source for amusement and intelligence; in a way that we have never seen before. Since there isn't anything like the internet, as more people become more recognized with the internet, the information that surrounds the internet develops as well. Anyone can post ideas about whatever they want at any time of the day. The internet allows us to debate or discuss our personal or social thoughts willingly. With the use of spreading information, without buying additional materials to post information, the internet seemingly grew into the power hub of information. There has been a thriving dispute over whether there should be restrictions to the material we post. Some believe that the internet should be censored, which would have the ability to block any content that is believed to be a danger for society. I believe that some information should be censored like the promotion of weapons and pornography to children, but that should be the parents' issue. Since the internet grew up to be such a huge part of our world, I believe that censoring the internet would create more problems for the future. The internet belongs to everyone, so we should all have the ability to post anything we want to say. Censoring the internet is like having a prison guard monitoring everything you are

As the Internet has become more widely recognized and used by people all over the world, it has brought a new medium in which information can very easily be broadcast to everyone with access to it. In 1995 there was a projected 26 million Internet users, which has grown to almost 300 million today. One major problem with this is that everyone represents different countries and provinces which have different outtakes on certain types of freedom of speech as well as different laws about it. This proposes a new type of law that would need to be written in order to determine whether or not something is illegal on the Internet. A person in one country can express what they want to, but