Nowadays, although the Internet is broadly considered as an extremely useful medium to communicate, there are some people who don’t agree with this viewpoint. In my opinion, the Internet is by far the best way to share and to look for information.
Generally speaking, the Internet provides quick access to precise information on practically all issues by just keying in some words on Google with our devices. Moreover, the most known newspaper companies or information agencies have their own website so that users can find the most recent news and follow its evolution. In addition, the Internet proved to be a revolutionary resource in sharing knowledge for researchers, who can now make use of an up-to-date, highly valuable database of projects and data, in place of limited and antiquated books, which can potentially be read online as well.
On the other hand, since the Internet is free and everyone can join in it, there is no proof that every information is accurate and trustable. There are a lot of blogs, websites where individuals post their judgments or share data without any supervision by experts or without undergoing any editorial process. If not everything that can be found online can be trusted, it is natural that some people may tend to gather information reading manuals, watching documentaries and going to lectures.
In the end, I think the Internet overwhelms every other mean of communication: firstly because it is easy to use, and secondly, for the immense volume of data accessible on the platform. Consequently, if something seems fake or made up, there are plenty of online sources only some clicks away with which to verify it.
Nowadays, although the Internet is
broadly
considered as an
extremely
useful medium to communicate, there are
some
people
who don’t
agree
with this viewpoint. In my opinion, the Internet is by far the best way to share and to look for information.
Generally
speaking, the Internet provides quick access to precise
information
on
practically
all issues by
just
keying in
some
words on Google with our devices.
Moreover
, the most known newspaper
companies
or
information
agencies have their
own
website
so
that users can find the most recent news and follow its evolution.
In addition
, the Internet proved to be a revolutionary resource in sharing knowledge for researchers, who can
now
make
use
of an up-to-date,
highly
valuable database of projects and data, in place of limited and antiquated books, which can
potentially
be read
online
as well
.
On the other hand
, since the Internet is free and everyone can
join
in it, there is no proof that every
information
is accurate and trustable. There are
a lot of
blogs, websites where individuals post their judgments or share data without any supervision by experts or without undergoing any editorial process. If not everything that can
be found
online can
be trusted
, it is natural that
some
people
may tend to gather
information
reading manuals, watching documentaries and going to lectures.
In the
end
, I
think
the Internet overwhelms every other mean of communication:
firstly
because
it is easy to
use
, and
secondly
, for the immense volume of data accessible on the platform.
Consequently
, if something seems fake or made up, there are
plenty
of online sources
only
some
clicks away with which to verify it.