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$Globalization has broadened the scope of society by creating an impact on social, political, and economical activities in a variety of settings, whether governed or rural. In a decade, the number of internet users worldwide has increased dramatically (Figure 1), accelerating the spread of ideas and information. At the same time, such extensive contact can lead to blurred distinctions between home and global issues.We must watch and see if globalization or the web adequately captures the essence of these changes, although global e-commerce is expanding and the demographics of the global economy are changing. There are both positive and negative effects of the Internet and globalizationThe Positive Impact: Business Prospects: Organizations have been able to leverage the Internet to gain a strategic advantage and improve efficiency. Access to information and electronic exchange has been greatly improved. Companies at one edge of the world can outsource the tasks and get the tasks done by professionals at lower costs. Ideas are transferred faster, facilitating innovation. Businesses benefit from more mobile labor and lower production costs. The result is cheaper products and services for consumers. Mass Media Revolution: Two decades ago, only a few companies like CNN engaged in mass media. Due to the Internet, there has been a revolutionary change in the field of media and communication. In fractions of seconds, we are able to follow the latest news from anywhere in the world.$