Word: serveral
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...radio, the messages on the Internet range from the profound to the outrageous. But the Net makes it cheaper and easier than most mainstream-dominated media to broadcast your message to a large potential audience. Anyone can create web pages. Most Internet service providers and online services offer customers server space to publish their efforts on the Net. Whether anyone will look at them is another question. The radical difference between the Internet and other mass media is that while anyone can make a bid for attention at http something or other, there is no central audience regularly tuning...
...order to publish material "on the Web", in the usual sense of the phrase, a person needs to place the material on a Web server, which can then serve the material to "clients" (for example browsers) who request the material. The server can be shared by the person's Internet service provider, or a personal one connected to the Internet via the person's Internet service provider. In either case, public registries on the Internet make it easy to find the person and/or organization responsible for the speech in question. In addition, in order for the speech to be presented...
...stations; the Home Shopping Network (HSN); the dormant production studio Savoy Pictures; and the Internet Shopping Network, a Website for computer purchases. He isn't discussing his future plans, but the Web is surely central to them. "It is absolutely clear as a bell to me," Diller says, "that server technology and wide bandwidth will transform the way we acquire all of our information and our entertainment and very much of how we purchase goods and services. When you have the infrastructure in place, it's completely transforming. The dominoes will fall...
Because Digitas downloaded much of the CUE data, Wong said, the site still allows students to plan their schedules even though the CUE site is no longer accessible on the Web. However, links to the original CUE reviews on the ICG server no longer work...
...major problems of concern. When there was a slight problem, we would have to take down our entire system [and] we were susceptible to mail spikes," said Franklin M. Steen, director of FAS Computer Services. Such problems occur when a high volume of mail results in a clogged server, said...