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Asynchronous communication
Personal and business uses web interactions between people software and data
List of contacts : buddy list Social web where the user is also a participant
Instant messaging web 2.0
IM softrware detects members presence new application that combine the funcations of mulitple applications
AOL instant messenger EX : wiki and blogs and podcasts, and social networking sites
windows Live messenger Evolved from Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET)
History of the internet
Funded by the U.S government in the 1960s
Enabled computer at leading universities and research organizations to communicate with each other
uses technology similar to e-mail to send voice data digitally common communication protocols
the web is part of the internet , distinguished by
free srvices like skype require an account on both ends hyperlinks
Wi-Fi IP phones allow calls through internet hotspots and wireless network 1994 NeTscape Navigator marked begining of the web major growth
Voice over internet protocols (voip)
security issues
Graphics
Audio
involves forms of media and text
Video
A chat room is an area on the Web where many people come together to communicate online
Web Entertainmet Multimedia Streaming audio and video
Real-time ,text based conversations
Multiplayer online games
games
Rooms can focus on specific topics or interests or be general interest chat rooms
interact with other players
Username can allow anonymous interaction Identity protection
Pirmarily text-based
Searchable
Digital video clips playable on media player software Video logs :vlogs Group communiaction
Eliminate exchanging e-mail web sites that allow anyone to change their content Wikis
Track revisions
Really simple syndication (RSS) technology allows constant updates for subscribers
Simple to create
podcasts and webcasts
often life \
Delivered to your computer webcasts : Broadcasts of audio or video content over the internet