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...acob Weisberg''' is chairman and editor-in-chief of the Slate Group, the [[World Wide Web]] arm of [[Washington Post Company]]. He joined Slate in 1996, then succeed

...articular service on a computer. Port number 80 is assigned to the basic [[World Wide Web]] protocol, [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol]], while port 25 goes to the [[Si

...man-made networks consisting of diverse structures and functions, like the World Wide Web. Biological networks differ from such man-made networks as the World Wide Web, however, in having no human designer or initiating human engineer. The pro

...ryland, "Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom, on the Internet, and the World Wide Web" at [http://www.umuc.edu/library/copy.shtml]</ref> ...ryland, "Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom, on the Internet, and the World Wide Web" at [http://www.umuc.edu/library/copy.shtml]</ref> Commercial publishers ea

To the general public, the [[World Wide Web]] is the best-known application, but many other applications, such as elect ...dynamic access to hyperdocuments on servers, which was the start of the [[World Wide Web]].

...ve a television set constantly tuned to the [[Cable News Network]]. The [[World Wide Web]] contributes massively to OSINT.

...his unofficial status will likely persist for some years still, with the [[World Wide Web Consortium|W3C]] currently expecting HTML5 to become a recommended technolo [[Tim Berners-Lee]], the creator of the World Wide Web and co-chair of the W3C, recently stated that, "HTML 5 is still a markup la

While it is not a true database, the content of the [[World Wide Web]] has many of the characteristics of a federated database.

...first kind that comes to mind when one says "mashup" in the context of the world wide web. ...gaining traction in the enterprise. Web 2.0 embodies the belief that the World Wide Web is breaking away from its origins and evolving into the next stage of human

Primarily designed for [[World Wide Web|web browsing]] and [[e-mailing]], netbooks "rely heavily on the Internet fo

...e it provides a standard way for people to share tunes and scores on the [[world wide web]]. Although not held by any tranditional standards body, abc has been cons

...pedia as the go-to for easy, quick, and accurate public information on the world wide web.

...ed by [[Tim Berners-Lee]], for a "web of knowledge" in which data on the [[world wide web]], whether in structured data stores or loosely-structured documents, would The [[World Wide Web Consortium|W3C]] have put forward a variety of standards built on top of th

...lity. <br /><br />Examples of the client-server architecture include the [[World Wide Web]], [[network file system]]s and commercial database applications such as We

...rsial Islamist cleric, based in Qatar, and prominent on al-Jazeera and the World Wide Web.<ref name=BBC>{{citation

...email]] from academia into the business world, by the development of the [[World Wide Web]] and, even more recently, by the explosive expansion of [[cellular telepho

...oftware programs used by search engine software to continually explore the world wide web, hunting for content, and creating indexes. They try to remove the clutter. The first search engines began cataloging the [[World Wide Web|Web]] in the early 1990s. It wasn't long before [[webmaster]]s and content

===The World Wide Web=== ...rowser]] (Mosaic) became available. These led to what is now called the [[World Wide Web]] (or just WWW).

...p://info.lib.uh.edu/wj/webjour.html Scholarly Journals Distributed Via the World Wide Web]

...prings from the potential unleashed by the electronic medium, and by the [[world wide web]]. It is now possible to publish a scholarly article and ''also'' make it i Like the world wide web itself, the open access movement is best understood as a global phenomenon.