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A movement to provide free educational resources, typically via the [[World Wide Web]].

Media of any kind that are publicly accessible, typically for free via the [[World Wide Web]].

or the [[World Wide Web]] Consortium (W3C) is a forum - for information, commerce, communication, a

...t adapting [[freedom of expression]] and related legal frameworks to the [[World Wide Web|web]] age; considered by many to be the most progressive legal framework on

Ways to buy and sell products and services using the [[World Wide Web]]

The '''World Wide Web Consortium''' (W3C) develops interoperable technologies (specifications, gu

A node on the [[World Wide Web]] offering media content for a specific purpose.

...available for use, reuse and redistribution, typically for free via the [[World Wide Web]].

*The [http://www.w3.org/ homepage] for the World Wide Web Consortium.

...programming language that is frequently embedded within HTML pages on the World Wide Web to make pages more interactive.

[[Open source software|Open source]] [[World Wide Web]] browser [[Computer program|application]].

...) — a trailer introducing a movie about the profound impact that the World Wide Web has on the life of people in remote [[Peru]], who are connected to it via [

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...ternet Protocol Suite]] and supports applications like [[Email]] and the [[World Wide Web]].

...ration between users in editing and managing documents and files stored on World Wide Web servers.

...A website often has a centralizing theme. Websites are all part of the [[World Wide Web]], and are viewed by [[web browser]]s. There are dozens of types of websit

...n the [[Internet]], which saw much of its heyday in the 1980s before the [[World Wide Web]] became popular

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Chairman and editor-in-chief of the [[Slate Group]], which is the [[World Wide Web]] content arm of the [[Washington Post Company]]

*[http://home1.gte.net/ericjw1/index.html Anthropology on the World Wide Web] ...tains thousands of reviewed web sites and bibliographic references. On the World Wide Web there are an estimated 250,000 sites that have content relating to the subj

A description of the [[World Wide Web|WWW]] that allows for greater social interaction between producers and cons

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...ansfer Protocol]]. The protocol itself was obsoleted by [[HTML]] and the [[World Wide Web]], but the beginning of the WWW were first implemented with Gopher.

...er languages). Various types of web servers on the [[Internet]] make the [[World Wide Web]] possible, and ''serve'' its content to [[web browser]]s on computers conn

...oftware that enables users to design, create, and publish content on the [[World Wide Web]]. Via [[WebDAV]], Contribute gives working groups the ability to remotely

*[http://docs.latexlab.org/ LaTeX Lab] — a [[World Wide Web|web]]-based LaTeX editor similar to [[Google Docs]]

Most commonly used to find resources on the [[World Wide Web]], but much more general in capability, a '''Uniform Resource Locator''' (U This commonly refers to a link on the [[World Wide Web]]. URLs usually start with ''<nowiki>https://</nowiki>'', e.g. this page's

...JPEG]], [[GIF]], and sometimes [[TIFF]] or [[bitmap|BMP]]) usable on the [[world wide web]] for almost all web browsers as of 2011. PNG provides a patent-free repla

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| employer = [[World Wide Web Consortium]] and [[University of Southampton]] ...promote open development on the Web. He currently is the Director of the [[World Wide Web Consortium|W3C]], the 3Com Founders Chair at the [[Computer Science and Art

* [http://www.helsinki.fi/WebEc/ ''World Wide Web Resources in Economics''. Center for Innovative Education, Helsinki School

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...e whether [[science]] experiences information overload in the era of the [[World Wide Web]]

...&mdash; a trailer introducing a movie about the profound impact that the [[World Wide Web]] has on the life of people in remote [[Peru]], who are connected to it via

...cribe adaptations of the [[scientific method]] to the Web 2.0 era of the [[World Wide Web]].

...ct, [[Hypercard]]; ancestor of the [[Hypertext Markup Language]] and the [[World Wide Web]]

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...r 2000, various [[XML]]-based format standards have emerged for allowing [[world wide web]] users to subscribe to automatic feeds that show recent content updates fo

...of modules that can be pieced together for rapid development of dynamic [[World Wide Web|websites]]. It was created out of the code used by [[Adrian Holovaty]], [[S

Under its [[World Wide Web]] operations and development resources, it offers Amazon Web Services, whic

'''Macromedia Dreamweaver''' is a [[World Wide Web|web]] design [[software application]] developed by [[Macromedia]]. It uses

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| title = Diaspora: The World Wide Web of Australians ...d by the [[Lowy Institute for International Policy]] called "Diaspora: The World Wide Web of Australians. Drawing on research by Bob Birrell, Graeme Hugo and others,

* [[Tim Berners-Lee]] ( - ) - Created [[World Wide Web]], first [[web browser]]

Its products and services address both recruiting and fundraising on the [[World Wide Web]] and with [[electronic mail]], as well as [[customer resource management]]

The '''Apache HTTP Server''' is one of the first [[World Wide Web]] [[server|servers]] to gain popularity on the Internet. The explosive grow ...Since April 1996, Apache has been the most popular [[HTTP]] server on the World Wide Web; as of March 2007 Apache served 58% of all websites.<ref name=netcraft>{{ci

...the diversification of formats in which information is presented on the [[World Wide Web]], and with [[copyright license|licensing]] issues derived from that. Since

...a web page, an image, or another [[MIME type]] that can be handled by the world wide web. This kind of internet-based program invocation has, somewhat inaccurately

...served and/or based on user interactions made JavaScript important for the world wide web.

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...|W3C Consortium]]. The most common implementation of hypertext is in the [[World Wide Web]], although it is quite common to have information on removable media (e.g. ...omplete hypertext files between computers, but the fundamental idea of the World Wide Web, with parts of hyperdocuments spread across multiple computers such that li

...crypted]] end-to-end [[protocol (computer)| protocol]] that runs between [[World Wide Web]] browsers (i.e., [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol]] *HTTP) clients) and Web s

...k and his colleagues at Johns Hopkins and elsewhere, and developed for the World Wide Web by NCBI, the [[National Center for Biotechnology Information]]. The databas

'''SOAP''' is a [[client-server]] [[protocol (computing)|protocol]] on the [[World wide web|web]] for [[Remote Procedure Call|RPC]]-style messaging between a [[web ser

...'''Resource Description Framework''' (RDF) is a standard created by the [[World Wide Web Consortium|W3C]] in 1999 originally for exchanging rich metadata about mate

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...], or logs of [[search engine results page]]s or [[clickstream]]s on the [[World Wide Web]], or properties of [[encyclopedic]] articles such as this one &mdash; can

...ts to a missing or incorrect [[URL]]. Dead links are commonplace on the [[world wide web]], but they are considered to be [[Professionalism|unprofessional]].<ref na

HTML is a [[World Wide Web Consortium|W3C]] standard used for creating [[World Wide Web]] pages. HTML conforms to, and is a subset of, Standard Generalized Markup The HTML standard is maintained by the [[W3C|World Wide Web Consortium]] (commonly shortened to [http://www.w3.org W3C]). The current

...tained immediate acceptance. Today, XML is in widespread use across the [[World Wide Web]], especially for sending data between [[computer]]s and for [[serializatio ...ois Yergeau, eds. "Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 (Fourth Edition)." World Wide Web Consortium Recommendations. 29 Sept. 2006. 18 May 2007 <http://www.w3.org/T

...many other services which are not necessarily considered to be part of the World Wide Web, such as [[email]], instant messaging or digital telephony. The World Wide Web is implemented by software which adheres at least to the following three st

...object ([[text]] document, electronic [[image]], [[video]], etc.) on the [[World Wide Web]]. Use of a DOI link, as opposed to the direct URL where an object current

...dsu.nodak.edu North Dakota State University (NDSU)] [http://wwwic.ndsu.edu World Wide Web Instructional Committee (WWWIC)].</font> ...dsu.nodak.edu North Dakota State University (NDSU)] [http://wwwic.ndsu.edu World Wide Web Instructional Committee (WWWIC)].</font>

...rhaps [[SMS]], [[virtual world]]s, [[blog]]s, etc. There is a link under [[World Wide Web#Web 2.0]], which helps, but probably should be expanded to an article. Now,

The '''TUX web server''' was a high performance [[World Wide Web]] server that could be run partially inside the [[Linux]] [[Linux kernel|ke

Yahoo! was started in 1994 as "Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web" by Jerry Yang and David Filo, both [[Stanford University]] students. The n

...ot user-visible application services such as [[electronic mail]] and the [[World Wide Web]], except when those applications impact security, stability and capacity p

A '''podcast''' is a collection of media files served over the [[world wide web]] using an [[XML]]-based [[Syndication (computers)|syndication format]] suc

...ser''' is a [[software program|computer program]] used for accessing the [[World Wide Web]]. A web browser retrieves and renders [[web page|webpages]] to display in

...ul to the particular venue. The term "reputation system" is broader than [[World Wide Web]] context alone, and draws from the [[distributed trust]] model used by [[P | publisher = 15th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2006) |date = May 22-26, 2006}}}</ref>}}

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...ter encoding schemes for files is an important and complex topic for the [[World Wide Web]], because all the programs on both the server and client side may need to

...to have scans for the [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol]] (HTTP), the basic [[World Wide Web]] server protocol on TCP port 80. Web indexing services need to find server

...ers. A [[web banner]] or banner ad is a mode of [[advertisement]] on the [[World Wide Web]]. This unique form of online advertisement entails embedding an ad into a

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

...ols, such as [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol]] (SMTP) [[email]] servers, [[World Wide Web]] performance accelerators such as [[web cache]]s, and [[Network News Trans

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...g standards, including [[American National Standards Institute]] (ANSI), [[World Wide Web Consortium]] ([[W3C]]), [[European Computer Networking Association]] (ECMA)

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*the two platforms compete fiercely in the world wide web

...the general public in 2009, the term is often used synonymously with the [[World Wide Web]], its best-known application.<ref name=Okin>{{citation ...tion: The Not-for-dummies Guide to the History, Technology, And Use of the World Wide Web

...client program. HTTP is also used by [[search engines]] to [[index]] the World Wide Web, as well as by so-called ''spam-bots'' which [[scrape]] web pages to obtain

<p>The [http://www.w3.org World Wide Web Consortium] (W3C)

* [http://guides.lib.uh.edu/ Scholarly Journals Distributed Via the World Wide Web]

...h effort. This is very bad if the object, such as a tax form or a public [[World Wide Web]] page is intended for the public in general. It can be quite reasonable, h ...he principle is perhaps most often used with respect to the usability of [[World Wide Web]] pages, it appears in many other contexts. In [[telephony]], whether tradi

...and instructions for use are created, developed and maintained by the ''[[World Wide Web Consortium]]'' (W3C).

...ing the XMLHTTP [[ActiveX]] object, or by using [[Flash]] or frames. The [[World Wide Web Consortium]] and the [[WHAT WG]] have been pushing for better standardizati ...by the number of Ajax-based web applications that have crawled on to the [[World Wide Web]].

...of users, for example the [[Apache HTTP Server]] is the most wiedly used [[World Wide Web]] [[server]] on the [[internet]].<ref name=netcraft>{{cite web|url=http://n

...echnical Committee 215, DICOM is producing an international standard for [[World Wide Web]] Access to DICOM Objects. DICOM is already a European standard.