From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides. Technology is often driven by the Internet, especially communication technology. If the Internet were unavailable, progress in technological fields would most likely become stagnant, along with open-source development; which can rely heavily on the communication opportunities that the Internet provides.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 6:18 PM on July 18, 2008

From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides. Technology is often driven by the Internet, especially communication technology. If the Internet were unavailable, progress in technological fields would most likely become stagnant, along with open-source development; which can rely heavily on the communication opportunities that the Internet provides

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 5:57 PM on July 18, 2008

From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides. Technology is often driven by the Internet, especially communication technology. If the Internet were unavailable, progress in technological fields would most likely become stagnant, along with open-source development; which can rely heavily on the communication opportunities that the Internet provides.

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 8:44 AM on July 18, 2008

From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides. Technology is often driven by the Internet, especially communication technology. If the Internet were unavailable, progress in technological fields would most likely become stagnant, along with open-source development; which can rely heavily on the communication opportunities that the Internet provides.

Answered by Nagendra , an ibibo Master, at 7:59 PM on July 17, 2008

From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides. Technology is often driven by the Internet, especially communication technology. If the Internet were unavailable, progress in technological fields would most likely become stagnant, along with open-source development; which can rely heavily on the communication opportunities that the Internet provides.

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 4:56 PM on July 15, 2008

From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides. Technology is often driven by the Internet, especially communication technology. If the Internet were unavailable, progress in technological fields would most likely become stagnant, along with open-source development; which can rely heavily on the communication opportunities that the Internet provides.

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 12:46 AM on July 11, 2008

The affect on our personal lives, affect on business, affect on education and affect on technology. From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 9:16 AM on July 09, 2008

hoi there

From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides. Technology is often driven by the Internet, especially communication technology. If the Internet were unavailable, progress in technological fields would most likely become stagnant, along with open-source development; which can rely heavily on the communication opportunities that the Internet provides.

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 12:02 PM on June 30, 2008

well Aryan, The affect on our personal lives, affect on business, affect on education and affect on technology. From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides. Technology is often driven by the Internet, especially communication technology. If the Internet were unavailable, progress in technological fields would most likely become stagnant, along with open-source development; which can rely heavily on the communication opportunities that the Internet provides.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 10:48 AM on June 26, 2008

The affect on our personal lives, affect on business, affect on education and affect on technology. From a personal angle we could say that the loss of the Internet would isolate people as it is used to provide easy, cheap communication that is not limited by geographical distance. In business terms, the Internet is a valuable tool for marketing and sales and the loss of this technology would result in rethinking future marketing strategies to more conventional means (such as print media and television marketing). Education would probably be the most significantly affected, with online courses being removed and therefore inaccessible to students. In addition to this example, self-education would become much harder to undertake if the Internet was unavailable, for instance students studying at tertiary institutions would be unable to access the vast amount of reading and information that the Internet provides. Technology is often driven by the Internet, especially communication technology. If the Internet were unavailable, progress in technological fields would most likely become stagnant, along with open-source development; which can rely heavily on the communication opportunities that the Internet provides.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 1:57 PM on June 24, 2008