blog
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a biographical web log: a type of diary (=record of what someone does each day) on a website that is changed regularly, to give the latest news. The page usually contains someone’s personal opinions, comments, and experiences.
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a biographical web log: a type of diary (=record of what someone does each day) on a website that is changed regularly, to give the latest news. The page usually contains someone’s personal opinions, comments, and experiences.
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a place on a computer system or on the Internet where you can leave messages and read messages from other people
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an Internet document that gives a description of something in detail, especially a product
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the main page of a website, often where a person or an organization gives information about themselves or their business and where there are links to other parts of the website
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a page of a website designed to be used as a form for ordering a product or service over the Internet
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a page on a website that stops you from seeing other pages on that website unless you pay or have already paid
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an automatic electronic message to a person who has a blog, informing them that another website has made a link to their blog
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a link that can be used to move between one website and another, created as part of an agreement between companies about sharing advertising
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a word or image in a computer document that you can click on in order to move to a related website
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a place on the Internet where information is available about a particular subject, organization etc
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a website which allows its readers to freely add and edit content and to create links between different pieces of content
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a message sent to one blog from another to inform the writer of the first blog that it has been mentioned in the second
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a news article that consists of a chart … and only has a small amount of text
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