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Books and Internet Sources of Info





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Books and Internet Sources of Info
It's possible that the content of a subject on-line can be more powerful than a traditional linear book.
This entry is located in the following unit: Books and Books: Index of Articles (page 1)
internet fraud (s), internet frauds (pl); web fraud (s), web frauds (pl) (noun forms)
A general reference to any type of fraud scheme that uses one or more online services; such as, e-mail, chat rooms, message boards, or web sites, to present fraudulent solicitations, or scams, to prospective victims.

Used to conduct fraudulent transactions, or to transmit the proceeds of a fraud to financial institutions, or to others connected with the scam.

This entry is located in the following units: frustrat-, frustra- (page 2) inter-, intero- (page 12)
Internet Service Provider (ISP): Website Services
A provider of worldwide internet access for web sites.
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net neutrality, network neutrality, internet neutrality
1. The principle that basic internet protocols should be non-discriminatory; especially, that content providers should get equal treatment from internet operators.
2. In network design, the principle that an electronic public information network; such as, the internet, will be useful if all content, sites, and platforms are treated equally.

In the United States, Congressional legislation has been introduced to allow discrimination by broadband carriers on the basis of quality of service (tiering).

Critics maintain that, to remain neutral, the internet must forward packets on a first-come, first-served basis, without regard for quality of service.

3. The principle that internet users should be able to access any web content they choose and use any applications they choose, without restrictions or limitations imposed by their internet service provider (ISP).

In other words, this term refers to a network as not favoring one application or certain web content over another, but rather it should provide services in a nondiscriminatory, unrestricted fashion.

4. A "level playing field" for internet transport which refers to the absence of restrictions or priorities placed on the type of content carried over the internet by the carriers and ISPs that run the major systems.
5. The term used to prevent private companies from censoring web sites and giving the federal government the power to censor web sites.
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