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Listen to the puppets, they know the score. It truly is a small, small world. Man has made quantum leaps in communication technology since Samuel Morse invented the telegraph, since Alfred Nobel Invented the telephone, and of course since Bob Dole invented the internet(yeah right). No longer are we satisfied by snail mail; email is the wave of the future. The rise of the email has revolutionized the way we communicate by facilitating global communication and broadening the spectrum of what can be communicated. Nowadays, just about everyone, all over the world, has access to an email account. The presence of computers at public libraries, coupled with the existence of companies like Hotmail and Yahoo that provide free email accounts, have allowed even those without internet service in their homes to send and receive email, at no cost. Granted, pop-up ads and unsolicited emails are annoying, but what do you expect from something that is free? You pay for telephone service and still get harangued by telemarketers. It just goes to show that even lowly advertisers recognize the power of the email. How else would the consumer find out about the availability of barely-legal overseas pharmacies and various ?male enhancement? products? But of course the email has many more less infuriating uses.
Approximate Word count = 808
Approximate Pages = 3.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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