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This document defines common Internet and web terminology including animated GIFs, anonymous FTP sites, bandwidth, bits, bookmarks, browsers, bytes, cyberspace, domains, firewalls, FTP, GIFs, gigabytes, home pages, hosts, HTML, hyperlinks, Internet service providers, IP addresses, JavaScript, JPEG, kilobytes, links, menus, metadata, ports, protocols, search engines, servers, thumbnails, URLs, uploads, web pages, and the World Wide Web.
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7. MIME
8. FTP
9. TELNET
10. Http/Https
11. MobileTelecommunication-1G,2G,3G,4G
12. Blog
13. FORUM
14. Address
15. Plugin
16. Web pages
17. Type of web page
18. Web site
19. Type of web sit
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