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Domain name
The portion of a Web site address that identifies the type of site:
Ex. com
Electronic mail
The capability to send a message from one person’s computer to
another person’s computer where it is stored until read by the receiving
person:
File transfer protocol (FTP)
An Internet standard that allows users to download and
upload files with other computers on the Internet
Hypertext markup language (HTML)
This t ext-based program (language) is used to
create documents for the WWW. HTML is a
series of tags that are integrated into t text
document. These tags describe how the text
should be formatted when a Web browser
displays it on the screen.
Hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP)
Protocol that defines how messages are formatted
and transmitted over the World Wide Web
Newsgroup
An online discussion group where participants exchange messages on a
particular topic.
Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
An address for a resource or site on the World Wide
Web. Web browsers use this address for locating
files and other remote services.
Usenet
Worldwide network of computers that facilitates the transmission of messages
among the news servers.
World Wide Web
A collection of resources and interlinked documents that work
together using a specific Internet protocol