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| All emerging communications media that combine test, graphics,sound and video using computer technology. |
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| Media that can function well with one another to exchange and intergrate, text, sounds, and video. |
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| the melding of the communications, computer and electronics industries. |
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| Hypertext markup language |
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| Hypertext transfer protocol |
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| Electronic connections from one source to another. |
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| Software that allows people to display and interact with informationon Web Pages. |
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| The tool used to locate informtion in a computer database. |
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| Publications, products and processes that are not protected by copyright and thus are available free to the public. |
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| Placing items on the web. |
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| The first page of a Web site, which welcomes the user. |
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| The theory that it takes about 30 years for a new technology to be completely adopted within a culture. |
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| The lack of access to digital technology among low-income, rural and minority. |
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| Internet service provider. |
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| Positioning Internet advertising prominently next to consumers' related online search results. |
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| An audio or video file made available on the internet for anyone to download, often available by subscription. |
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| Short for Web log. A running Internet discussion group, where items are posted in reverse chronological order. |
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| An icon or a representation of a user a digital stand in that people create to represent their online identity. |
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| National Information nfrastucture |
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| Communications Decency Act |
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| Intellectual Porperty Rights |
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| The legal right of ownership of ideas and conrtent published in any medium. |
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| Digital Millennium Copyright Act |
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| Recording Industry Association of America |
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| Motion Picture Association of America |
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| The peer to peer distribution of copyrighted material on the Internet without the copyrighted owner's permission |
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| Rules for the internet servise providers that require them to keep their networks open and available to carry all legal content. |
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| The process of squeezing digital content into a smaller electronic space. |
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| The equipment that delivers programs their source tot he programs' subscribers. |
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| The remote use by one business of another company's computer space, operating "in the cloud." |
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| Technology used in broadcasting, whereby video or audio information is sent as continuous signals through the air on specific airwave frequencies. |
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| Really Simple Syndication, Allows a person to create a personal set of Internet programs and services to be delivered to a single Web Site. |
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| Technology that allows many users to collaborate to create and update Internet pages. |
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