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Refers to a Wide Area Network. A network the covers a wide geographical area. It is typically a connection of teo or more networks. The Internet is a WAN.
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A term loosley applied to describe the next-generation Internet technology and applications. Also sometimes referred to as collaborative web. MySpace and YouTube are examples of Web 2.0 websites.
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Also known as blogs. A net phenomenon where people publish their own thoughts, experiences on the Net for the viewing public to see.
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Refers to a group of websites with a common theme linked together in a circular form, such that the first site is linked to the first and the second is linked to the third and so on, until the last site is linked to the first to form a ring. Webmasters submit their site to a ringleader before their site can be a member of a ring.
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Refers to those techniques used search engine optimization practitioners that involves the use of valid, ethical and legal methods to rank high in search engines. These methods include designing a content-rich website, good navigation, valid html links, etc. The opposite of black hat techniques.
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A 'white label' site is a way to create a custom website, using another party's tools and solution. Although the website solution are generic, you will have the capability to completely customise it, so it looks as if it's your own site. White label sites can be easily rebranded so you are able to use your own domain or sub-domain.
The benefit is you can quickly build a scalable site with ready content and structure, without having the coding experience or having to put in your own effort or resources into building the site
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A central database query system which tracks all domain name/IP registrations. You can look up who is the owner of a particular domain name and the address and contact will returned.
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