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It is generally agreed that the Internet has already become an important media of our daily lives. With its interactive and multimedia abilities, the Internet has an even greater potential than any of the current media such as television or telephone. It is no longer just a media for personal communication and information dissemination, it is also a platform for education, business, and entertainment. This can be reflected by the fact that despite the fluctuation of e-commerce applications, the numbers of Internet users and web pages published on the Internet keep increasing.

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