Electronic Commerce (Charles River Media Networking/Security)

The software that is used by PCs that allows users to access information on the World Wide Web.

A dedicated computer that delivers interactive text, graphics, digital audio, or video over the World Wide Web to Web browser programs.

World Wide Web; a set of standards originally conceived at the Particle Physics Lab in Switzerland in 1990, which allow all connected computers to easily communicate with each other through a mouse-based point-and-click interface.