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    Web Analytics Essay

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    Web analytics can be simply termed as the study of impact of a website on its users. Web Analytics can be used to answer some of important questions such as: 1. Number of people visiting the website? 2. Number of unique visitors recorded? 3. How they got to know about their website? 4. Time spent on the website and on which part? 5. Users Search Criteria? All the above information can be used by the e commerce companies to know about their user’s interest and can make some attractive…

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    these things are done. There are a total of two hundred and fifty people that are divided into five different offices that server over 110,000 members that span over 24 counties in Ohio that puts the Co-Op at one of the largest in the…

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    Hostgeeks Swot Analysis

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    help you with your decision - 3.1. HostGator HostGator is not a new entrant in the hosting market and has a significant market share in terms of clients serviced. An approximate released by HostGator, way back in late 2009, was a whopping 200,000 web hosting clients using their services. Although they offer…

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    Web Crawler Case Study

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    3.1 Web Crawler: The history has demonstrated the evolution of immersive web generations. In 1980 Tim Berners-Lee was the first to identify the problem of information management so did he create the World Wide Web & made it royalty free for public usage. Since the commencement of first website in 1991, there is an increasing amount of web content that makes it more & more difficult to choose right content from trillions of web pages & so web crawler has been designed with an aspiration of…

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    The deep web is a portion of the internet that is not indexed in standard browsers. The name deep web comes from the analogy that search engines are like nets that are being dragged across the ocean gathering up the information, but the the so called “wealthy” information is in the depths of the ocean floor, thus calling it the Deep Web. “The Deep Web has developed a reputation for sinister activities, most of the Deep Web is commonly accessed by everyday Internet users. Search engines index…

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    terms of hardware and software, interfaces, as well as rules and regulations. Constraints are identified as follows: The system shall be able to run on a hardware with limited resources. The system shall be compatible with multiple platforms for the web client. The system shall have a functioning interface with the database. The system shall have access to working network connection. The system shall have GUI to interface with the users. The system shall follow Privacy Act of 1974. The system…

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    level of user participation. Web 1.0 was characterised by basic read only websites and content that could only be created by web designers. (Sandry, 2015). Arya & Mishra (2013) view Web 1.0 as “almost all about commerce”, due to its static nature. The emergence of Web 2.0, offered a culture of interaction for everyone in the form of sharing, creating and editing information in various multimodal formats such as texts, videos and photos. (Georgescu & Popescul, 2013). Web 2.0 provided a social…

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    at computers on Amazon, and the next second, he/she will discover an advertisement for a computer being sold on Amazon while browsing his/her Facebook feed. This is the act of their web privacy settings being taken advantage of through the use of personal information gathered from third-party sources on the web. Web privacy is being assaulted in the most popular spots on the network. First and foremost, social media sites including, but not limited to, Facebook and Twitter are Internet…

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    can ask for assistance from Comcast technical support or follow these instructions. You can access your Comcast email account via email programs that has been installed on your Windows computer. After configuring, you can access your account on your web browsers…

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    between client and server. Using SSL during an authentication attempt could provide a secure way for a non malicious server to authenticate with the device, while blocking out sign in attempts from malware. 2. It seems that many drive by downloads are malicious code injected into legitimate websites. When the client connects to aforementioned website, an SSL/TLS connection may occur, and the malicious download may "piggyback" on the handshake between the client and legitimate server, thereby…

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