Lesson 29: Web Content

6. Word that describes the information the user is trying to locate.
7. Exclusive right, granted by law, to make and dispose of literary, musical, or artistic work
10. Journal maintained by a person or group posted on a Web site for public viewing and comment
13. Tool that allows you to enter a keyword to find sites on the Internet.
14. Program that checks a feed for new content on a regular basis, then downloads the podcast to your specified device.
16. Form of collaborative information sharing that lets users organize and share favorites, or bookmarks.
18. A character (* or ?) used to represent unknown characters in a search.
19. Claiming someone else's words as your own.
21. Data format used for providing users with frequently updated content.

1. Claim that creates a negative image of a person, business, product, etc.
2. Collaborative Web site that can be edited by anyone with access.
3. Same definition as feed.
4. Relates specifically to visual or commercial images rather than text or intellectual property.
5. Preprogrammed queries or questions suggested by the search engine.
8. Information or content to which copyright protection does not apply and that is available for anyone to copy.
9. Container for files and other directories
11. Plus or minus sign used to filter out unwanted hits when searching online.
12. Searching for words that appear next to each other.
15. Collection of links on a particular topic.
17. logic Way to search databases; consists of three logical operators--AND, NOT, OR.
20. Web site organized by categories