How information travels on the internet, the process by which information travels over the network

1；The news first appeared on the network and was discovered.

2；Some people may not believe or pay attention to it at first, but there are still people in the process ** or copying, if the information is very shocking, then it is inevitable that many people will start to use such clear information in major forums, information, etc., and start to publish, more and more!

3；Then the behind-the-scenes information brought by the news will be unearthed by those who are interested! Then make use of the post, and then form a small ring!

4；And then the whole network and the whole news began to flood in!

It's like publicity! It's simple, but it's powerful! The Internet is a good thing, but it's too bad to leak Zhengsun!

A lot, such as **, the Internet, books, ......

What are the methods of seed dispersal.

The society has developed to the present, the economic level has reached a certain height, parents are not stingy in their children's education, they spend a lot of money to hire "famous teachers" for their children, and give their children "high-quality" study classes. However, high-quality educational resources are always limited, everyone is fighting, and only a few people can enjoy them, and the shortage of high-quality educational resources is one of the reasons for parents' anxiety.

The Internet spreads fast, spreads a wide area, and makes the information more accurate.

The new Internet communication has successfully subverted the traditional marketing methods;

The Internet mesh distribution greatly improves the efficiency of information dissemination, and any information of the enterprise can be delivered to the buyer in a short time.

Internet technology can accurately locate each buyer in need, so that enterprises can accurately convey information.

Compared with the "one-way communication" implemented by the traditional **, the Internet can create enough space and scenes to communicate with consumers seriously.

Big data enables enterprises to grasp the behavior habits and social characteristics of buyers in real time, and adjust marketing strategies in a timely manner.

Uh, a few ways to tremble.

1. First it was reported by newspapers, radio and television, and then online. If you still want to ask, how did you get online? Well, one way is that newspapers, radio and television stations have their own **, and many programs will be transmitted to the network themselves.

That's basically all there are.

In ancient times, people had to make a special trip to inform each other when they first delivered news. Later, according to the different messages to be transmitted, a variety of transmission methods gradually emerged: beacons, post posts, records and printing.

Most of the beacon towers built in the Ming Dynasty were important military communication facilities to prevent foreign invasion in ancient times, and its main role was to transmit military warnings. Beacons are usually built on high ground, which can detect the enemy situation in time and quickly transmit information. Firewood, grass, sulfur, and saltpeter are always available on the beacon tower, and when the enemy situation is discovered, smoke is released during the day, and fire and artillery are set off at night, and the defense line for thousands of miles can quickly transmit the enemy's situation, and it is a defense communication network with a strict system.

The post office is very similar to the current postal communication, mainly the news is transmitted by special personnel in the form of letters. In ancient times, the best means of transportation used to transmit messages was the fast horse, but the horse's physical strength and running distance were limited, and the transmission of the distance required a change of horse, therefore, a horse station was established on many roads, which was a post station that played an important role in Chinese history. The function of a post office is like a modern post office, carrying all kinds of information and mail, and it is the lifeblood of a country.

We all know that the famous marathon run originated in ancient Greece, but few people associate it with the transmission of messages. Legend has it that in 490 BC, the Persians invaded Greece and lined up at Marathon. Athens immediately sent a messenger named Pelipides to Sparta, 150 kilometers away, to ask for help, however, the messenger brought back bad news that there were no reinforcements to the people of Marathon, and the Greek people finally defeated the Persians.

The messenger ran back to Athens from the marathon with the good news of victory, shouted the good news of victory, and died. Later, in order to commemorate him, people kept the marathon as a competition.