Uncategorized Virginia Tech tragedy finds the Web ARNAB TAGORE @itworldca Published: April 17th, 2008By: IT News BlogPaul Roberts of InfoWorld details how the Internet is helping students and faculty at Virginia Tech University, and the rest of the world, deal with the tragic incident. Social networking sites such as YouTube and Facebook are getting lots of traffic for this reason, serving as a means to post condolonces or to airone'sanguish. Incidentally, Martin MC Brown was just talking about the ongoing shortage of Internet capacity, as the technology becomes increasingly pervasive in business and in people's everyday lives. Despite the security concerns associated with P2P or social networking sites, the medium has proven, yet again, its ability to effect change – this time it acts as a cyber shoulder to cry on.Would you recommend this article?00 Thanks for taking the time to let us know what you think of this article! We'd love to hear your opinion about this or any other story you read in our publication. Click this link to send me a note →Jim Love, Chief Content Officer, IT World Canada Related Download Sponsor: Carbon60 Moving to the Cloud: Beyond the Myths Get on the road to cloud success by moving past the myths around it. Register Now Uncategorized