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IJSREM28443
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8 |
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Feb 2024
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
History has witnessed that humanity went through several revolutions. The latest one is the revolution of information and communication technology. This revolution caused a rupture between everything that is old. What is considered new today is quickly turned into an old tomorrow. Because of these evolutions, the demand for the technology has been increased. Therefore, the technology has become the most vital used resource compared to classical resources. Every technological breakthrough tends to be accompanied by anxious announcements of its destructive effect on literature. Nowadays, TV or tablet computers or smart phones threaten the book’s cultural authority, shatter the attention or destroy reading. Social media has made it simpler for people to discuss books and literature. Book Twitter, book blogs, Book tube , all of these are previously unimaginable methods of sharing books. This ties in with the idea of the Internet breaking down boundaries on a single website like Twitter. In this article, we will discuss the technologies and its revolutionary impact on literature and how we perceive these changes.
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