The Internet and The Web

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There's gold in them there log files!	Every Web site has a different set of goals, but there's one thing we all have in common: We want more traffic! And that's all about using your Web server log files to direct your efforts and measure your success. You don't have time to do everything, so you need to figure out what works, and spend your time accordingly. Careful analysis of the information in your log files can give you lots of promising traffic-building ideas, and also help you measure which ones live up to their promise.
Writing for the Web	The Web has spawned a tidal wave of writing, and many who never thought of themselves as writers before are sharpening up the old cyberpencils for fun and profit. Writing for the Web is not the same as writing for print, however, and there are a few concepts that it's good to keep in mind in order to get the most out of the medium. Here are some guidelines for writing articles, tutorials, white or green papers and other ruminations for online magazines, corporate and educational Web sites, and other online content.
WWWhat Happened at WWW8?	This is a timely report of events from WWW8, the 8th International World Wide Web Conference. This conference marks the 10th anniversary of the World Wide Web, as measured from the original proposal from 1989. This report is the next best thing to attending the conference, and covers XML, Signed XML, RDF, XHTML, DOM, DOM2, XSL, XSLT, XSL-FO, CSS1, CSS2, CSS3 and more.
Web Caching	Web caches are becoming more common throughout the Internet; they can make your Web site perform better, but they can also cause problems with sites that don't prepare for them. This tutorial helps you understand them, and make your site more cache-friendly. Updated June 21, 1999
Content Management	This tutorial covers some quick and easy ways to streamline your content management.
UNIX	All about UNIX.
Domain Names	Resources for getting domain names.
Electronic Commerce	Electronic Commerce is the buying and selling of goods and services or the transfer of money over the Internet or an Intranet. This can involve stores or banking activities. Standards have been established to make the process easier and more secure.
Internet Service Providers	Questions to consider in choosing you ISP and ways to find ISPs or just email providers.
Security and Privacy	A few links to pages concerning security and privacy issues.
Publications	Magazines, journals, online e-zines, etc about web development.
Television and The Internet	These two are definitely giving each other the eye. Are they going to jump into bed together? What will their children be like?
History	LInks to Web History articles by the people who created the Web.
About The Internet	An overview of the Internet's history, structure, applications, organisations, and pointers to further information.
Protocols	The Net is built on several 'protocols' such as HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and email.
Law	Legal issues, e.g. copyright.
The WWW	What is the World Wide Web ? Website Translation
Web-related Professions and Occupations	A look at job descriptions for jobs connected with the web.
What is a Webmaster?	Webmaster n. person who manages a web; mediator between web authors and system administrator - ensures that applicable standards such as HTML validity and link liveness are met, optimises the web architecture for navigability, takes editorial responsibility for the content, quality and style of the site; finds, creates and installs tools to create web content and check consistency; develops and enforces the house style; liaises with graphic artists; provides first level user support..
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Internet Conference Guide	Our web-realated conference guide has moved to DoubleOLogic.com.