'Web communities' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 2 The Internet and World Wide Web

Chapter 2 The Internet and World Wide Web. Chapter 2 Objectives. Describe the types of e-commerce. Next. Describe the types of Web sites. Discuss the history of the Internet. Recognize how Web pages use graphics, animation, audio, video, virtual reality, and plug-ins.

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The Internet and World Wide Web

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Chapter 2 The Internet and World Wide Web

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Web Page Clustering based on Web Community Extraction

Web Page Clustering based on Web Community Extraction. Chikayama-Taura Lab. M2 Shim Wonbo. Background. Directory = Category. Open Directory Project. Used by Google, Lycos, etc. Categorizing Web pages by hand Accurate Lately updated Unscalable. World Wide Web.

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Web Communities

Web Communities. Prasanna Desikan (06/13/2002). Definition. Web community: Groups of individuals who share common interests, together with the web pages most popular among them. Web page collections with a shared topic. Types of Communities. Explicitly- defined.

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Online Marketing: Building Direct Customer Relationships

LECTURE-28. Online Marketing: Building Direct Customer Relationships. Online Marketing Setting up an Online Marketing Presence Public Policy Issues in Direct Marketing. Topic Outline. Online Marketing.

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Crawling, Ranking and Indexing

Crawling, Ranking and Indexing. Organizing the Web. The Web is big. Really big. Over 3 billion pages, just in the indexable Web The Web is dynamic Problems: How to store a database of links? How to crawl the web? How to recommend pages that match a query?. Architecture of a Search Engine.

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Chapter Objectives

E-Business in Contemporary Marketing. CHAPTER 4. Chapter Objectives. Define e-business and discuss how marketers use the Internet to achieve business success. Distinguish between a corporate Web site and a marketing Web site. List the major forms of B2B marketing.

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Self-organization: Paradigms and applications

Self-organization: Paradigms and applications. Definition. Organization is intrinsic to self-organizing system and results from internal constraints or mechanisms, due to local interactions between its components Evolves dynamically. Various systems. Physical systems Thermodynamic, magnetic

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What is Web 2.0/3.0?

What is Web 2.0/3.0?. Eric Schmidt - Google. Amazon. Approachable, Findable and Actionable. WIRED: By the Numbers. 106 million myspacers 112-190 million bloggers? A million amateur encyclopedians. Democracy. 24 Hour Make Over. http://www.caltrain.org. http://iamcaltrain.com.

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ONLINE COMMUNITIES

ONLINE COMMUNITIES.

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Database Issues for the Web - Dasfaa 2003 Panel -

Database Issues for the Web - Dasfaa 2003 Panel -. Dik Lun Lee Department of Computer Science Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Characteristics of the Web. Publication of information by: Businesses, large and small Individuals

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Database Issues for the Web - Dasfaa 2003 Panel -

Database Issues for the Web - Dasfaa 2003 Panel -. Dik Lun Lee Department of Computer Science Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Characteristics of the Web. Publication of information by: Businesses, large and small Individuals

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