Information Warfare
Jan Eloff, University of Pretoria
Anna Granova, University of Pretoria
The times we live in are called the Information Age for very good reasons: Today information is probably worth much more than any other commodity. Globalization, the other important phenomenon of the times we live in, has taken the value of information to new heights. Citizens of one country now feel entitled to know exactly what is happening in other countries around the globe. To this end, the capabilities of the Internet have been put to use and people have become accustomed to receiving information about everyone and everything as soon as it becomes available.
October 20, 1969, marked the first message sent on the Internet,1 and almost 40 ...
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