### device | machine | computer:

Web site
* Many Web sites have privacy policies
  - induce children to give out personal information
* Many Web sites use cookies to track usage patterns on their site on a page by page basis
  - tables to present text in columns, just like newspapers and magazines do
* Many web sites are concerned with protection of free speech rights on the Internet
  - the work of small groups or individuals talking about their hobbies or interests
  - collect personal user information in the form of cookies or forms
* Many web sites use cookies to store marketing information or userids and passwords
  - frames to allow a menu to remain open on one side of the screen
* Most Web sites allow anonymous users to freely browse among the documents on their sites
  - are small companies founded by either graphic artists or computer programmers
  - talk about alcohol consumption in regard to acute pancreatitis
* Some Web sites contain files or folders with spaces
  - focus their hatred primarily on gays and lesbians
* Some Web sites have icons that look like privacy policy seals of approval
  - their own search engines, which direct readers only to pages on that site
  - serve as meeting places for individuals with special interests to share information
* Some Web sites use cookies to track repeat visits of individuals to monitor Web site usage
  - graphics in place of text
* Some web sites have chat rooms, which allow real-time communication electronically
  - use cookies to store personal preferences
* Web Sites are the next generation of advertising.
* are about sharing information, which is organized and controlled by a single person.
* are an important part of the virtual business model
  - intricate interplay of graphics, text, programming and computer resources
  - avenues for educating, providing information, communicating and expressing creativity
  - classrooms where visitors and hosts can teach each other constantly
* are collections of Web pages that contain related information
  - pages organized within a common directory structure
  - communities
  - conceptual work
  - files on a host computer
  - groups of files that are stored in public folders on public networks
  - located in internets
  - locations on computers called servers that store documents contained at the site
  - marketing tools
  - often ephemeral documents
  - places where groups of people share information and resources on the Internet
  - related collection of pages, including a beginning file called a home page
  - resources as well as gateways to other sites
  - sets of related materials that take the form of web pages
  - simply documents that are housed on a specific computer
* are the advertising medium of the future
  - integrated collection of hypertext documents
  - physical locations in which Web servers are placed
  - servers that respond to requests from Web clients
  - ultimately files that reside on a computer somewhere
  - usually hierarchical in structure, much like a business
  - websites
* are, by nature, things that evolve.
* can be like collages of different forms of content
  - contain massive numbers of pages of hypertext and multimedia
  - engender trust by being forthright and by understanding Internet conventions
  - vary greatly in the content and complexity of their design
* collect information about people through the use of cookies.
* come in all shapes and sizes
* consist of pages that often combine text, images and sounds.
* contain detail information
* created by individuals often revolve around their personal interests.
* develop policy
* feature photographs.
* generate revenue by selling advertising, products, or services.
* grow continuously, and change dynamically over time.
* have communities
  - descriptions
  - details
* is the main source of information gathering.
* play key role in Alliance race.
* present problems.
* provide a medium of communication between business and the outside world
  - additional information
  - more information
  - options
* refers to an entity's entire grouping of Web pages.
* sell advertising measured in terms of ad views or impressions.
* stock image service that provides high-quality images to the commercial market.
* tend to grow in size and complexity, much like a set of office documents and files
  - over time as pages are added to cover new subjects or activities
* use Internet technology to ease communication between people in a public way.
* use cookies to measure individual traffic and profile visitors
* vary greatly in size, content and complexity.
* way to respond to email.