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in 1980s: our lives have grown increasingly digital, and with dizzying speed.
by 2020: it expects this to have risen tenfold
than in 2013 Data specialist EMC estimates that in 2013 the world contained about 4.4 zettabytes (4.4 trillion gigabytes) of data
Egyptian hieroglyphics date from about 3500BC.
Wow! Good work!

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3500 BC: People used wax tablets and stones for save the information.

48Bc: Lİbrary of Alexandria which is the most important area for keep information and save that was burned.

But now its impossible because we use digital platform.

15th Century: People invented a machine for copy and reproduce paper/information:

1980s and 2020: Digital age won speed in1980s and in 2020 it increase tenfold.
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I learned that Since the 1980s our lives have grown increasingly digital, and with dizzying speed and Data specialist EMC estimates that in 2013 the world contained about 4.4 zettabytes (4.4 trillion gigabytes) of data. By 2020, it expects this to have risen tenfold.
Why not adding extra dates?

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First, since the 1980s our lives have grown increasingly digital, and with dizzying speed. Previously, Egyptian hieroglyphics date from about 3500BC. In the 15th Century, accessing information was difficult before the printing press.
In 2013, Data specialist EMC estimates that in the world contained about 4.4 zettabytes (4.4 trillion gigabytes) of data. Data is expected to increase 10 times in 2020.

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I learned how much 1 kilobyte, 1 megabyte, 1 gigabyte is.

Is that about historical background?

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Firstly, i learned Since the 1980s our lives have grown increasingly digital, and with dizzying speed. Then i learned By 2020, it expects this to have risen tenfold.
After that, i learned about Ten years ago storage would have cost about £30 per gigabyte; now it costs pennies
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After 1980, digital started to take big place in our lives. This situation has increased day by day. In 2013, the world contained about 4.4 zettabytes. 2020 10 times more than 2013 and every day this data is increasing.

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Firstly these hard copies lasted pretty well- some cave paintings survived more than 40,000 years, while Egyptian hieroglyphics date from about 3500BC. Then, Until Gutenberg.2s printing press in the 15th Century, copying and distributing written works was a laborious process, so access to knowledge was restricted to an elite few.  Since the 1980s our lives have grown increasingly digital and with dizzying speed. After that, the world contained about 4.4 zettabytes of data. Finally it expects this to have risen tenfold.

Very informative!

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1980: Since the 1980s people's lives have grown increasingly digital, and with dizzying speed.
2020: the year when data increased 10 times
2013: Data specialist EMC estimates that in 2013 the world contained about 4.4 zettabytes (4.4 trillion gigabytes) of data. By 2020, it expects this to have risen tenfold.
3500BC: In the past, we wrote on stone, wax tablets, parchment, calfskin vellum and paper some cave paintings survived more than 40,000 years, while Egyptian hieroglyphics date from about 3500BC.
15th Century: Until Gutenberg's printing press in the 15th Century, copying and distributing written works was a laborious process

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I learned technology is growing very fast and effecting our lives. First, Egyptian hieroglyphics has written,  after that our lives began to grown increasingly digital, later that we learned we are using social media and internet accoring to the datas. And now, those datas are expecting to have risen tenfold.

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We have made many innovations in digitalization since 1980.The Information Age (also known as the Computer Age, Digital Age, or New Media Age) is a historical period that began in the mid-20th century, characterized by a rapid epochal shift from the traditional industry established by the Industrial Revolution to an economy primarily based upon information technology. In the past, we were writing on stone, wax tablets, parchment, calfskin parchment and paper - everything we got. And these printed copies lasted pretty well - some cave paintings survived for more than 40,000 years, while Egyptian hieroglyphs date from around 3500 BC.

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Good work, Kayra!

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First in 350BC people used their data on wax tablets, parchment, etc. The people to store it through were found in the printing press in the 15th century, and people made copies of old data into books. After that, technology increased in the 1980s and we adapt the books online. Now at 2020, we have 4,4 zettabytes (4,4 trillion gigabytes) data in storage in computers