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    Firstly, the World Wide Web is not the Internet. The web is a feature of the internet, which is a network of computer networks whereas the World Wide Web is a series of interlinked HTML webpages connected by Hyperlinks. Therefore, “surfing” the Web and “surfing” the internet are two different things. Although the task of retrieving a webpage can be completed in a matter of seconds, it is actually a complex process. Firstly, your device sends a request to the Domain Name System through a router…

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    Followed by interactive marketing as a marketing communication tool on the World Wide Web. In this sense, firms use “online activities and programs designed to engage customers or prospects directly or indirectly to raise awareness, improve image, or elicit sales of products and services” (Kotler and Keller, pp. 478). This aspect particularly includes advertising on web sites, company blogs, email messaging, and catalogs. The goal is to customize the product to the individual as much as…

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    part of it, the World Wide Web, referred to hereafter as “the web”, can and should. The web opened up vast opportunities that the world would not be the same without, the possibilities that it has created is endless. With this development Tim Berners-Lee significantly changed the way the world interacts, works, and helps each other. As such, due to his creation and what it has done and can do for the world, he should be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize. Tim Berners-Lee wrote the first web client and…

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    1990s, by Tim Berners-Lee. HTTP is the basis of web communication where linked text ‘connects’ to huge networks of linked pages, allowing the user to click them to explore an seemingly endless array of other hyperlinks, (Landow, G, 1992, p. 3 - 4). The introduction of browsers and Hypertext Markup Language, allows users to view linked pages and design pages with a vast array of linkable content, such as graphics and audio/visual. Public awareness of the web since its inception in the early…

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    Security Security Overview Security is a growing problem in our technological advanced society, and it is a very important issue in the survival of any business. From small sole trader type of businesses to huge corporations, all are cognizant of one form or another of the vast types of security issues that it potential can face. Security is defined as freedom from risk or danger, which means protection from intentional and malicious acts of others (Gilley, 2009). It is crucial to a business…

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    fundamental priority in our folklore and politics. As the world presents new challenges to us everyday, problem solving in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) becomes increasingly important. Furthermore, this also increases the stress of educating our next generation to tackle these problems. Consequently, educational institutions are always looking to improve education to inspire the next generation of people to unite the world by expanding education to low resource…

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    eMARKETING Knowing the history of the internet and the World Wide Web doesn’t really mean much. Knowing what it can do for you in marketing your product or service online is crucial. emarketing or online marketing as it is known can reach ______ customer who generally perform a search on the internet every ______ minutes. eMarketing (online marketing) is a set of tools and methods used to promote products or service through the internet. This is achieved through a broader range of marketing…

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    the Internet and World Wide Web was perplexing and intimidating, but Generation X, those latch key kids, baby busters and boomerang kids embraced it. Up until this time according to West 's Encyclopedia of American Law, most computer users prior to gaining access to the web were content playing games, talking with others on the office network or using other business-related applications. However those born from 1961 to 1981 known as Generation X changed the status quo; the web became their…

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    verything is hard in the beginning, I think this maxim reflects the complexity of web analytics, it is "the measurement, collection, analysis and reporting of web data for purpose of understanding and optimizing web usage"(n.d.), whereas goals, events, key performance indicators (KPI) are chief components of the aforementioned process, all these elements have their particular jobs to do, but they also interrelate with each other. Let 's define them individually in the following first. To start…

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    Internet is the most important way to communicate to receive the knowledge. The Internet is now known as a milestone of the new world of communication and knowledge. Some people believe that the Internet creates many problems. It is a new world that has advantages as well as disadvantages. Innovations of the Internet have many positive effects. However, there are negative effects that come with the usage of the Internet. There is a great concern from the family also the teachers and psychologist…

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