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    • The Internet, Communication, and Contemporary Society . COMM 116

    Considers historical, technical, relational, economic, legal, political, and social dimensions in order to explain how people make use of tools with the considerable capabilities demonstrated by the Internet and Web. Emphasis on relevant theoretical perspectives, important research findings, and practical applications, with the goals of enabling students to understand the Internet in its current form and to make sense of its continued evolution.

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