Since the concept of the World Wide Web was introduced two years ago by the research lab at CERN, which is also called the European Laboratory for Particle Physics, the Web has turned into a huge information database. It will not be long to see people who do not even have a home in the real world have a homepage somewhere on the Internet. Certainly the Internet excels in bringing people closer together. It redefines the concept of communication and information. The mass media is not limited to telephone, TV or facsimile anymore.
Information is no longer the privilege owned by a small group of elites in the society.
The answer is yes, definitely. Recent improvements in secure data transmissions through World Wide Web has turned it into a safe exchange square. Pretty soon online shopping will become as common as mail order. For security, private information will be encrypted during transmission to avoid possible hacking by third parties. Battle of the Giants W ith the launch of Windows 95, Microsoft has entered the business of Internet by introducing its own Web browser, Internet Explorer.