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Internet communication
All the ways used by people to communicate with each other over the Internet, including e-mail, instant messaging (IM), feedback on blogs, contact forms on Web sites, industry forums, chat rooms and social networking sites.
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web browser cache
Internet; Internet communication
Cache also refers to the portion of memory and the computer's hard disk that Web browsers use to store temporary Internet files, usually called the Web browser cache. Using a portion of the ...
web bug
Internet; Internet communication
Tiny images imbedded in some Web pages and HTML email that let organizations, such as advertising firms, track your movements on the Web. By establishing behavioral patterns such firms hope to better ...
web caching
Internet; Internet communication
Performed by a Web browser for quicker access to previously viewed Web pages. Once accessed, the HTML code along with image, video, and audio files are automatically stored in a temporary file within ...
web camera
Internet; Internet communication
Desktop digital video cameras, are small, focus on one object (such as a person sitting at a computer), and usually sit on top of a PC monitor. Web cams capture still images and video motion, and ...
web designer
Internet; Internet communication
The person who manipulates the look and feel of a Web site to make it more functional and intuitive. This person is responsible for most of the graphical elements on a page and also dictates where ...
web editor
Internet; Internet communication
Software that facilitates the creation and editing of a Web page by translating the Hypertext Markup Language. Also refers to a person who is in charge of maintaining a Web site.
web log
Internet; Internet communication
A noncommercial, often personal page that updates its content once a day or more and typically focuses on a specific subject, topic, or theme. Web logs usually feature updated content from the site ...
