İnternetteki Şirince: Siber Dünyanın “Gerçekliği”

Beyond being a written and oral information source, the most important feature of Internet is its powerful, fast and wide communication network. In addition to increasing the speed of communication, it is possible to visit, meet and to do business through Internet. It is also a necessary communicati...

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