We Millenials have lived in the lap of technological luxury all our lives. But, believe it or not, the world wide web is only 25 years old; and its birthday is TODAY. Seeing as today marks the anniversary of life as all twenty-somethings know it, we have compiled a list of ways that the three w's changed the world. From Google to the bloggershphere, the web has made us all better, check out the ways below. The way that the internet revisioned commerce is amazing. Websites like Bigcartel and Paypal make it possible for everyday people to manage retail businesses. The WWW also globalized the way that the economy works. People in Germany can purchase American products without having to actually be in the States and vice versa. Just about everyone has an email address these days. What began as a way for businesses to communicate in office has grown to be a godsend for both marketers and everyday people. Millenials wouldn't be able to log on to their many social networks without this internet invention which makes it a must have for this list. While this addition to the web is the newest, cloud storage has completely changed the way that we store our memory. Cloud Storage has done away with clunky floppy disks of the 90's and easily lost USB ports. The storage can't be lost and can be accessed anywhere. YouTube completely revitalized the way that filmmakers and music artists can get themselves out there. It has also given anyone the opportunity to become celebrities. From Bieber to Awkward Black Girl, YouTube has made the world a new place to live. Where, oh, where would we be without the almighty google search bar? Google may be one of the most significant additions to the web in history. Google makes knowledge that once took hours of searching to find accessible instantly. From videos to images to scholarly journals, whatever you need to know is a click away.
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