Every Web page resides on a server, which is provided by a Web hosting company.
For example, if you have America Online and you post a Web page using the service, your page will reside on AOL's servers until the Web hosting company takes it down. That's why you'll sometimes go to a site and find that it's moved, or that it no longer exists. Also, there have been many cases of Web pages being taken down by Web hosting services because they feature violent, hate-filled or other controversial content. Of course, Web sites can easily be copied and reproduced. To submit your own question or find an index to previous questions and answers, click here .