Loosely synonymous with portal. See droid.

See Internet phone.

A confederation of (usually linked) Web sites that serve a particular special interest group or that have similar or related content. [Bahorsky]

A software program or server computer equipped to offer World Wide Web access.
Note: A web server accommodates requests from users, retrieves requested files or applications, and issues error messages. [Bahorsky]

One or more web pages available on the World Wide Web, usually consisting of a home page and often additional pages accessed via the home page via hyperlinks. [Bahorsky]
Note: Web sites have been expanded and now provide many online services such as free e-mail, news, chat, and personalized functions like stock quotes, local weather, and sports. Web sites get… (Read More →)

Synonym droid. See also spider.

Synonym cybernaut. See also droid.

The concept of providing Internet access (usually Web access and e-mail) in a format that can be viewed on a standard television set rather than on the customer's computer. The service usually consists of a set top box that is connected to the user's television, a keyboard, and a telephone line.

A person or group of people responsible for the design, implementation, management, and maintenance of a Web site.
Note: Webmastery often includes the fields of network configuration, interface, and graphics design, software development, business strategy, writing, marketing, and project management. [Bahorsky]

The virtual space created by the World Wide Web or a subset of that space occupied by a particular Web site. [After Bahorsky]