You connect through a telephone line or satelite signal to a server (another big computer in a building somewhere) then the server connects with other computers all over the world. This is a world wide web of computers. This explanation was given on Oprah: Ever wondered how e-mail gets from your desktop to a friend halfway around the world? How Stuff Works author Marshall Brain explains how e-mail works. Using an e-mail program, or client, you compose your message. Then you send it. Marshall says to think of your message as a little digital package of information. That package is sent through a cable from your computer to another computer maintained by your e-mail service provider, which is called a mail server. The mail server examines the recipient's address to decide how to route the message. The message then travels over the internet, arriving at the mail server of the recipient's e-mail service provider, where it is held in an electronic mailbox. When the recipient checks for new messages, their e-mail client communicates with their e-mail service provider's mail server and retrieves any new messages waiting in that electronic mailbox. In a process that typically takes less than a second—you've got mail!
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The mission of the world wide web consortium is to lead the web.
the introduction to the world wide web was in 1990.
World Wide Web
The world wide web and the internet are the same thing. The world wide web is just an address for the internet.
The mission of the world wide web consortium is to lead the web.
The "word-wide-web" by definition is world wide. An "intranet" by definition is not world wide and closed off from the world. As the two are diametrically opposed you can not apply the world-wide-web in an intranet. However the standards and tools used to deliver the world-wide-web can be used in an intranet.
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There is no CEO for the World Wide Web. The World Wide Web, abbreviated as WWW and commonly known as The Web, is a system of interlinked hypertext documents contained on the Internet.