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23 Cards in this Set
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blog
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an abrievated version of the term web log. a journal maintained by people published on a website for people to veiw
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boolean logic
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way to search databases, consists of three logical operators and not or
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copyright
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the right granted by law for a certain number of years to make and dispose of literary, musical, or artistic work
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directories
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a container for fiels and other directories. windows uses the term folder while others use directory
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feed
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to insert data into a website
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indexes
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a web site organized by categories
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keywords
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words that describe the info the user is trying to relocate
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libel
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A published false statement that is damaging to a person's reputation; a written defamation
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link lists
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a collection of links of a particular type.
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math symbols
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the plus and minus used to filter out unwanted hints when searching
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news feeds
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a data format used by users to update content frequently
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peer to peer
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all of the computers on a network are equal and there is no computer designated as a server
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phrase searching
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searching for words that appear next to each other
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plagerism
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claiming someones work as your own
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podcatcher
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checks a feed for new content on a regular basis and downloads it onto specific device
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public domain
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info to which copyright does not apply and its available for anyone to copy
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related search
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programmed quaries or questions suggested by the databse
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search engine
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tools that allow you to enter a keyword to find sites on the internet
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shared bookmark
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a form of collaborative communication that lets you share favorites
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social networking sites
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an online community that provides interaction for groups of people
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trademark
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relaets specifically to visual or commercial images on propoerty
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wiki
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a web site that can be edited by anyone with access
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wildcard character
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the characters used to represent unknown characters in a search engine
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