What
@Sophea said.
For example... consider some issues, such as domain squatting, that didn't even exist "before "technology".
Or, how some offences that are easier to commit now - such as commercial scale breaching of copyright - because the gear exists to do it, and is cheap enough to be owned by anybody.
Think about how it's OK to rip legitimate CDs that you own, but to make and sell commercial quantities, can be an offence.
Consider also some of the offences that are much easier to commit nowadays - such as recording phone calls.
If you want to shoot for top marks, talk about how there is no right to privacy of the kind most people think,
but how a common law right to privacy will be discovered any day now - as soon as the right case comes along.