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ABEND
nounused in the subject line of emails to warn people that they will soon lose their connection to the Internet
access number
nounthe telephone number that is used to connect to an Internet service provider
account name
nounthe name of a user on a network or Internet system
address
nouncomputing a series of letters, numbers, and symbols that show you where to find a particular website on the Internet
anonymous FTP
nounanonymous file transfer protocol: a set of rules for moving computer files from one computer to another, especially over the Internet, without having to say who you are or use a password
blind certificate
nouna way of checking who has visited a company’s website that shows the user’s system but not his or her name
blogosphere
nounthe imaginary place on the Internet where people’s blogs go so that other people can read them and react to them
Bluetooth
a type of radio technology that makes it possible for electroniccommunication to exist between mobile phones, the Internet, and computers
bookmark
nouncomputing an electronic way of marking an Internet website so that you can easily find it again
Boolean
adjectivea Boolean search is one using the words ‘and’, ‘or’, and ‘not’ to find a word or combination of words using an Internet search engine. For example you could ask to search for ‘car or automobile’, or ‘New York and not New York state’.
bounce rate
nouna measurement of the number of people who leave a website after they lookat only one page
broadband
nouna type of connection to the Internet that allows you to receive or send a lot of information very quickly
browser
nouncomputing a computer program that allows you to look at and search through information on the Internet
callback
nouna system in which a remote computer calls back the computer that has just called its number when trying to connect to the Internet, so that only the correct person can use the Internet
chat room
nounan area on the Internet or a computer network where people can exchange messages
click rate
nounthe number of times a website is visited in a particular period of time
clickstream
nounthe series of clicks of a computer mouse that someone makes when they look at websites on the Internet
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