Youth Must-Know Digital Life Handbook

Author: Tan Feng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In the Information Age—the Digital Age—the Internet Age, digital is the warp, and the internet is the weft. The warp and weft intertwine to create the era we inhabit. The new technological revolution centered on the information revolution has changed the world, improved people's quality of life, and transformed how people perceive the world. Those caught in the relentless influence of Moore's Law and the wave of the information revolution—whether young or old, male or female—are constantly swept away by an overwhelming tide of information and immersed in the ever-evolving digital network era. We are forced to confront an endless stream of new technical terms and adapt to new ways of knowledge dissemination, often leaving us in a state of confusion. What to do? Grasp the key—grasp the keywords of the digital network era! To help young people learn and accumulate new knowledge in a relatively short time and in a systematic manner, we have invited scholars from various fields and disciplines to compile this manual. This manual primarily includes new terms that emerged in the field of information science after the 1990s. The "Digital Technology and Life Volume" contains 1,034 entries, and the "Network Technology and Life Volume" contains 779 entries, totaling 1,813 entries. In the selection, collection, writing, and editing process, we strived to adhere to the principles of scientific rigor, authority, practicality, systematicity, and. For the convenience of readers' reading and learning, each entry is marked with ★ symbols according to its scientific significance and social prominence, divided into ★ (Level 1), ★★ (Level 2), ★★★ (Level 3), ★★★★ (Level 4), and ★★★★★ (Level 5) terms. Under each category in the volumes, entries starting with Chinese characters are arranged in pinyin order, those starting with English letters are arranged in alphabetical order, and those starting with Arabic numerals are arranged in numerical order, making it easier for readers to find them.