Does it sound ok to you English natives?

Yes, I think it's OK.

Probably you know this, but in English we do not use these marks: « ... ».

AnonymousThe Information Age has reached adulthood.

It's OK, but you might consider "maturity" or "has matured." or even " has settled down from its exuberant "dot-com" days."

Thank you very much GPY and AlpheccaStar for the answers and for the additional suggestions.

I think that it does sound better like this:

"The 'Information Age' has reached maturity."


Please GPY, please tell me if I used que quotation marks correctly.

...also, I just realized that both of you wrote "OK"... does it mean that it must always be written in capital letters?

Do the letters in "OK" mean anything? Is it an acronym?

Thanks again.

Anonymous"The 'Information Age' has reached maturity." Please GPY, please tell me if I used que quotation marks correctly.

If you are quoting the whole sentence, and "Information Age" is individually quoted within the sentence, then that's correct.

Whether or not "Information Age" needs quotation marks depends on context and author choice.

Anonymous...also, I just realized that both of you wrote "OK"... does it mean that it must always be written in capital letters?

In my opinion it should properly be written in capital letters.

AnonymousDo the letters in "OK" mean anything? Is it an acronym?

The origin of "OK" is uncertain. See

Thank you very much GPY!

Maybe you could say The Information Age (or the Age of Information) has reached it's peak.

I'm not so sure. But there is a site I know that could help you learn more everything and anything about English in a more informative and fun way.

Here is the link a friend of mine has given me: http://global.epiclangu

AnonymousMaybe you could say The Information Age (or the Age of Information) has reached it's peak.

Not unless you removed the apostrophe.

AnonymousBut there is a site I know that could help you learn more everything and anything about English in a more informative and fun way.

And you pay for all their services. There are many such commercial sites.

AnonymousMaybe you could say The Information Age (or the Age of Information) has reached