The Internet is a communication channel that provides impressive size for everything. Here would be difficult to determine accurately the number of Web sites that currently exist and whether it is business or services on the network who were born or who moved to cyberspace everyday environment (although the latter is perhaps also very routine for many these days) or who maintain their traditional market space and now also occupy a place on the Web.
In short, much of the business world is already installed on the Internet. While there is still a large group of humanity excluded in the business world is where most property deals in cyberspace. The media as a sector of business are also installed in large part on the internet. In short, the matter is that the Internet has since its inception the property of universality that seems to say that in this cyberspace fit all, and although there are still many to enter the number of Web sites that exist today is difficult to determine for any mortal.
However, it also provides a direct link between the Internet and concepts of revolution and the Information Society and Knowledge. This is because the Internet provides a flow of information ever thought, is a place where data and information. The question arises: Who is responsible for organizing the data, process and place in Red at the service user and generate the contents published on the Web?
The answer sounds simple, if the Internet gives to all, anyone can provide data, provide information and develop content to offer on the Web, however, from a journalistic point of view the situation is more complex-but more of a threat is a great opportunity, because the other channels (media) of communication that are known, are precisely those communicators who have the duty and responsibility to search the data, process information and develop content that will be exposed to users.
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