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Created a markup Language
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| method of linking documents so they are available on demand |
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| HTML - hypertext markup language |
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| primary code of over 600 billion webpages available today |
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| Became available to the public in 1991 |
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| Release in 1993 - first web browser available on mac and pc -accredited to the awareness of the web. |
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| Tim created a client software that was later renamed Nexus - first graphical web browser with html |
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| First Commercial Web Browser |
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| mix between mosaic killer and Godzilla |
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| Universal resource locator |
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HyerpText Transfer Protocol
suite of internet protocols that facilitate internet communication
allow us to access web sources on demand by clicking a link or hypertext |
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| derived from SGML which also was used to create XML |
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| set of international standards that describe the rules for marking up electronic text and ensuring that all devices can be device independent and transportable |
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Html is an application of SGML where
XML is a subset |
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Html uses them to identify structures
such as titles headings and tables |
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| symbols that rep.the beginning and ending of an element |
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| ensure that people with disabilities have the same access to info or services |
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| World Wide Web Sonsorium formed in 1994 - responsible for html development |
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a framework - a meta language because it can be used to create other markup languages
it has the ability to define its own markup tags |
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| reformulation of xml and html |
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| introduced by w3c in 1994 to help separate the presentation markup from the structural markup |
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| era of web based communities and community generated content from blogs etc. |
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| RSS Really Simple Syndication |
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| subscribers can pull web content automatically to their computers |
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| web based apps that blend data from more than 1 source. SAP Microsoft and Saleforce offer mashup products |
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| buy sell or trade goods online |
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| EDI electronic data interchange |
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| support business transactions |
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| rev. based on the dirext sale of goods and services from manufacturer to customer |
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| Subscription Revenue Model |
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| charge a fee for membership or require subscription access |
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| Advertising Revenue Model |
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| display ads that getmoney by clicking onit or cost per action |
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| transaction Revenue Model |
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| those that charge a fee are relying on this model. like how ebay gets a cut if you sell your item online. |
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| depend on a website to steer or refer business to an affiliates website |
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| Search Engine Optimization SEO |
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| make sure your website ranks high on major search engines |
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| Crawler based search engines |
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| use spiders to find a web page, read it, and follow the links - everything the spider finds is indexed |
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