Thanks to the Internet, we are now able to communicate with people from around the globe as if they were just in the next city. With technology such as Google+ Hangouts, you can have a meeting that feels as if you were in an interstate video conference. Thanks to Skype, long distance charges are a thing of the past. Thanks to Viber, inter-carrier texts don’t cost a pretty penny. Thanks to YouTube, you can watch video clips created by Parkour enthusiasts and feel as if you’re doing Parkour right in its birthplace — France. If international extreme sports isn’t your thing, thanks to YouTube, you may discover tomorrow’s Billboard chart-topper. And if you’re resourceful enough, you may even discover a few full-length movies from Korea right on YouTube.
More than all of these telecommunications benefits and innovations that the Internet has made way for, there is another way that the Internet has proven beneficial: In delivering actual services and goods.
If you’ve ever ordered a book off of Amazon.com, or a used computer for your 10-year-old to play with on eBay, then you know the ease and convenience that online shopping can bring. But do you know that if you needed to call in for repairs or refunds for your purchases, you may be speaking to a customer service representative from across the globe?
But what if, you can own a slice of the Amazon or eBay pie by selling goods yourself? What if you can benefit from the wonders of outsourcing by getting cheap manpower from across the globe, thanks to Internet-powered outsourcing?
There’s no limit to what you can do or what you can leverage, thanks to the Internet. You won’t go wrong if you’ll want a slice of the Internet-powered pie. The only thing that’ll limit you is your imagination. Because if you could dream it up, the Internet could probably accomplish it. The key is to let yourself loose and focus on the possibilities.
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