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About the Internet Generally speaking, there are four ways to learn about the Internet, and each of them is important: Books
Magazines
Videotapes and Audiocassettes
The Web Itself
And since you’re obviously on the Internet right now, you might be interested in any of the links that follow! Random sites that’ll amaze you…and amuse you!
From CNET Web Services:
“The Internet has become a major and viable part of our every day lives.
Therefore, your connection to the Net is, to most of us, your lifeline.
Have you ever wondered what speed you are connecting to the Internet at?
Well, here's your answer. The next screen will calculate your bandwidth
to our site, display the results, and allow you to browse for a faster
Internet access provider. Click here to see how your speed stacks up against
high-speed Internet connections!”
“If you’re new to the Net
and looking to build a web page—you’re in the right place. This article
has everything you need to get started. From explanations of the Internet,
the World Wide Web, HTML, and more, to a catalog of web based tutorials,
it’s got it all.”
“Straightforward Answers
to Technology Questions”
“For anyone who wonders
about these things, free-lance writer Scott Finnie has prepared 20 questions
and 20 corresponding answers to help you sort through the basics.”
“Article written by Tim
Berners-Lee, the “father of the Internet.”
“An outstanding article
detailing how search engines work.”
“More than you could every
want to know! From “A” (object code library) to “Z” (Unix file compressed),
they’re all here!”
“The knowledge revolution
continues…and Dummies® books are considered by many to be the very best
place to start for technology basics of any kind.”
“The Web users guide to
web searching.”
Here are three excellent books to buy and read, each with a great deal of information about the Internet and how marketers can utilize it’s power: Permission Marketing: Turning Strangers Into Friends, and Friends into Customers, by Seth Godin, Don Peppers. © May 1, 1999 , Seth Godin, Don Peppers. Customers.com: How to Create A Profitable Business Strategy for the Internet & Beyond, by Patricia B. Seybold, Ronni Marshak(Contributor). © November 15, 1998 , Patricia B. Seybold, Ronni Marshak(Contributor Loyalty.com: Customer Relationship Management in the New Era of Internet Marketing, by Frederick Newell. March 15, 2000.
And here are four excellent
developers’ websites to check out! WebMonkey.com
— The Web Developer’s Resource GIFworks.com
— An Online GIF image editor HTMLGoodies.com Whatis.com
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