Evaluation of Internet and the Web
Journal Title: Webology - Year 2005, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
Beside its numerous advantages, the World-Wide Web has introduced many issues and challenges to computer and information sciences. Not only Web resources are in different languages and forms but also the creator of them belong to various groups and interests. So far, many attempts have been done to address technical issues of world-wide networking, information storage, searching and indexing more documents, user-computer interaction and so on.
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Saeid Asadi
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