The "Internet Boom" refers to the rapid growth and expansion of the Internet during the late 1990s and early 2000s. This period saw a surge in the number of websites, increased access to broadband, and the rise of e-commerce companies like Amazon and eBay. Many people began using the Internet for shopping, communication, and information, transforming how we live and work. As more individuals and businesses embraced the digital world, the stock market experienced a significant rise, particularly in technology companies. However, this boom also led to the dot-com bubble, where many startups overvalued their worth, resulting in a market crash in 2000. Despite this, the Internet continued to evolve and shape our daily lives