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Internet Terms
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Internet
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
World Wide Web
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
URL
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
HTML
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
Intranet
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
E-mail
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
ISP
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
Spam
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
Virus
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
Directory Service
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
Modem
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
Broadband
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Computers within an organisation connected with web-browsing software.
A system that can transmit data along a telephone line much more rapidly than a conventional modem
Unsollicited e-mail sent out to many e-mail users.
A database of providers of different goods and/or services.
Electronic mail
A malicious and destructive program that replicates itself and passes on to other computers.
Pages connected with hyperlinks
Internet services provider
Hypertext mark-up language, the language of the internet.
Uniform resource locator, the address of a web page
Modulator-demodulator. Hardware used to interface a computer with the internet
Originally was a Network of Military Computers
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