Frame means a special part of a homepage where general information is displayed apart and independently of other contents of the website. Hyperlink means any technical tool which permits the linking of one homepage to another. Inline linking means the use of frame technology in a way that conceals the true origin of the information displayed within the frame. Intermediary service means the person who is carrying out the process of accumulating consumers on the Internet, thereby serrving as a intermediary between merchant and consumer group. Internet auction means the sale of goods through bidding that is carried out over the Internet.
Merchant means a person selling goods or services over the Internet.
Metadata means data which is used as part of the HTML code to identify the content of a website. Person means a human being as well as a legal entity and a any other third party. Power shopping describes an accumulation of consumers that is gathered through over the Internet in order to buy goods or services at a reduced price that is granted by the providers of goods or services merchant to buyers that order large quantities of the product or service in question. It should be clear that most regulations apply to Internet content and cannot be avoided by simply using a technically different communication channel. Technological terms related to the communication on the Internet itself, not its content, are to be understood by the standards definitions of the WWW consortium.