Outcome 1, Communications.
...is intended for would be the general public and inexperencied computer users. As computer litterate people will have experenced these issuses and will find the artical usless. 2. The artical comes from a broadsheet newspaper, we are able to tell this by the medium sized bold title given to the artical, the artical is layed out in six narrow columns, the first phrse of the artical is printed in capital letters, the artical also has a name and title of "The Networker" and photo of him. These features are used to increese the attention given by the reader of the artical. The style used in the artical uses simple sentences giving clear precise explenations of what everything is although the paragraphs are quite long. The language used in the artical is aimed at the general public and the computer and computer illiterate as they are only a few complex words such as 'neophytes' and 'emantes'. The tone of the peice is seriouse as it is paced at a medium rate makiing it an artical thats not a difficult read fro the reader but not lacking in information at the same time. 3. The writer found it nessecery to make a reply template as he receives messages from his freinds and coleges that are infected with a virus, so he has made a template as this situation happens often and he expects it to happen again in the future. 4. Economics and software are responsibly for the increse in junk mail as software has made it more efficent to send 10,000 emails as it is to send 10 traditional mailshots. An with software 'spambots' colecting email addreses from websites and newsgroups, storing them in a database, making it even easier. 5. The author thinks that the use of interent for communicating is cheaper and more effeicent than traditional methods. This is told by the quote "The facilty to send and receive messages more cand educates people of what to expect and how to avoid junk emails. This is explained to the reader effectivley as it tells of his experiances and the internet. Especialy people who are new to computing and the interent as the atrical heeply and effeicent"....