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the internet is

a large network of networks

the concept of the Internet developed from

Cold War Crisis

the agency that first began funding the internet was called the

Advanced Research Projects Agency Network

The World Wide Web was invented by

Tim Berners-Lee at CERN

instant messaging services are programs that enable you to

communicate in real time with others who are online

Web 2.0 describes

a trend of new Web applications that combine the functionality of multiple applications

Wiki

website that allows anyone to add or edit content

podcasts use which technology

RSS

RSS stands for

really simple syndication

webcasts differ from podcasts in that webcasts

are not updated automatically

FacebBook and MySpace are considered to be

social networking websites

Adobe Reader, Flash Player, and Quicktime Player are all examples of special software programs called

plug ins

aggregators

locates all the RSS series to which you've subscribed and automatically downloads only the new content to your computer or media player

B2B

e-commerce that involves buying and selling goods and services to other businesses

the "s" in https stands for

secure socket layer

http stands for

hypertext transfer protocol

Firefox

free internet browser from Mozilla

text version of a websites internet address is called the

URL

URL stands for

Uniform Resource Locator

in the URL http://www.prenhall.com, the portion labeled http is the

protocol

in the URL http://www.prenhall.com, the portion labeled .com is the

top level domain

in the URL http://www.prenhall.com, the portion labeled www.prenhall is the

domain name

HTTP allows

files to be transferred from a Web server so that you can view them in your computer using a browser

parts of URL

protocol, domain name, top level domain, path or subdirectory

URL stands for

uniform resource locator

breadcrumb trail

list of pages within a Website that you have visited and that usually appears at the top of a page

tag

keyword or term that is assigned to a piece of information such as a Webpage, digital image, or video and describes the site so that it can be found again by browsing or searching

search engine

set of programs that searches the Web to find information

search engines have which three parts

a spider, an indexer, and search engine software

the internet backbone refers to

the main pathway of high speed communication lines through which all Internet traffic flows

hyperlinks

specially formatted pieces of text that enable a user to jump from one place to another on the web

protocol used for file transfers is

FTP