" Education , information , science , and technology become the critical sources of value creation in the Internet-based economy . Educational , informational , and technological resources are characterized by extremely uneven distribution throughout the world ( UNESCO , 1999 ) . " " I imagine one could say : ″ Why do n't you leave me alone ?! I want no part of your Internet , of your technological civilization , of your network society ! I just want to live my life ! ″ ... " One of the significant features of the book ( published in 2001 before the September 11 attacks and around the time of the dot-com bubble ) is the inclusion of the e-Links section at the end of every chapter . Each e-Link is given as a URL , followed by a short text of one or two lines to describe the content . For example , at the end of Chapter 6 " The Politics of the Internet II : Privacy and Liberty in Cyberspace " , a collection of 4 e-Links is given : and the short explanatory text following is " Websites providing technological resources to protect privacy . " There is one major flaw associated with the e-Links . None of the e-Links in '' The Internet Galaxy '' provide " the date of last access "
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