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Sites that have information about the entire Internet, not just one aspect of it. For example, sites that only cover the World Wide Web should be listed in the appropriate subcategory of Computers/Internet/WWW Sites appropriate for this category should be rare.
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CNET.com http://www.cnet.com/Reviews, news, and prices on tech products, as well as free downloads and newsletters.
ZDNet http://www.zdnet.com/Tech news, and resources for IT hardware, software, networking and services.
ScriptLance.com http://www.scriptlance.com/Freelance web, c, java, and php programming.
internet.com http://www.internet.com/The definitive internet resource.
ZDNet UK http://www.zdnet.co.uk/A comprehensive site covering most aspects of the internet through the UK.
Internet Scout Project http://scout.cs.wisc.edu/Publishes new and newly discovered online high-quality resources of interest to researchers, educators. Searchable archive database.
Subcategories
Research This category is designed for Internet sources specifically related to research in a good measure.
Related categories
Czech Stránky poskytující informace o celém internetu. Do této kategorie nezařazujte stránky, které se věnují jen některým aspektům internetu. Takové stránky pak zařazujte do
kategorie, která se nejvíce blíží jejich zaměření.
(less...) Services entièrement gratuits pour les internautes. Les ressources gratuites pour webmaster qualifié doivent êtres soumises dans
World/Français/Informatique/Internet/Conception_et_développement/Ressources
(less...) Situri ce acoperă toate aspectele Internet-ului. De exemplu, site-urile ce acoperă doar Web-ul, ar trebui listate sub Design şi dezvoltare Web.
Russian Сайты, посвящённые интернету в целом, а не отдельным его аспектам. Например, сайты, охватывающие WWW,
размещаются в подкатегориях World/Russian/Компьютеры/Интернет/WWW.
(less...) This category contains sites with help articles and tutorials pertaining to the Internet.
Free Stuff *** Important Notice *** The following sites will not be considered for addition: 1) Any collection of "Sponsor" or paid links. These include: bachsys, websponsors, clicktrade,
cyberbounty, directleads, etc. Sites must have primarily original content/legitimate links. 2) Sites that use "Jump.cgi" or "Out.cgi" scripts or similar, redirect urls, forwarding pages, full page ads and similar to deter the determination of sponsor use and original content. 3) Sites with numerous popups or redirects through large ads. 4) Banner farms. 5) Doorway or affiliate sites. 6) Sites under construction. 7) "Get paid to surf the net" or "Earn free money off the net" types of sites. Free Stuff: This category is for free stuff available via the web, as well as sites listing links to free stuff. Examples include gifts, subscriptions, electronic postcards, catalogs, sweepstakes entries, coupons, etc. Link Pages: If your site contains a majority of legitimate links to offers, please submit it to http://dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/WWW/Free_Stuff/Link_Pages/ When submitting your site, please ensure that: 1) You use the proper title for your site. 2) The description is brief, concise and accurate. No promotional copies please
(less...) Web sites that provide a variety of internet content. Minimally the portal site should feature a search engine/directory, web based e-mail, news, and weather. Portal sites may also have auctions,
shopping links and classifieds. Generally a portal site is a convenient place to start from when you go online.
(less...) If you provide webmaster resources in multiple areas of web site development, or provide a usable service to webmasters, submit your URL here. Resources should provide information, tutorials, and
other web site components for the webmaster to use. Lists or Directories of Webmaster Resources should be added to the Directories category. Note: If you are "only" selling a service or software, please do not add your URL here. Use the Search function to locate the most appropriate category.
(less...)Neigbour categories
Abuse Do not submit In Computers:Internet:Abuse. Please look for the appropriate sub-category below. Denial of Service Sites about hostile web applets which maliciously consume resources. How To Report
Sites which instruct how to report internet abuse. How To Report Web Abuse Sites which instruct how to report abuse in specific web communities. Sexual Harassment Sites about sexual harrassment on the internet. Spam Sites which have to do with spam, anti-spam software and tactics, spam laws, and people accused of spamming. Spam laws Sites about spam laws.
(less...) Resources about and for Internet Service Providers (ISPs)... companies which provide access to the Internet, via dialup connections, leased lines, etc. NOTE that entries for actual ISPs should be
added under the REGIONAL category for the parts of the world they serve (for instance, National ISPs in the U.S.A. would go under Regional/USA). Sites that do not offer Internet access, such as companies that specialize in web hosting and domain name registration, don't belong under here since they have their own Open Directory category elsewhere. If you find another good worldwide list of ISPs, you can add that under Regional. ISP lists that only deal with some portion of the world should be added under the category for the parts of the world they cover. You may want to add "[ISPLIST]" to the beginning of the title of the site, to set it apart from the normal listings.
(less...) Broadcasting of Audio/Video using the Internet, specifically, Internet only broadcasters or
broadcasting. Please submit to the appropriate subcategory.
(less...) This category lists larger sites which relate to general web based chat. Other types of online chat are included in appropriate sub categories. If you cannot decide which site to visit, why not try
our chat guides category here, it recommends easy-to-use chat sites, and lists many help files for new chatters.
(less...) "Commercial Services" is not a category in which we list links. It is strictly to serve as a referral category to sites which were listed here when it was a functional subcategory. For the most
part, the subcategories which used to be housed here can now be found at http://www.dmoz.org/Computers/Internet
(less...) Internet Consultants may be involved in various aspects of internet advice and recommendations. Functions may include; planning and strategy, evaluation and coordination, also development and
execution of strategic on-line initiatives. Consultants may work on several different projects and may have many different clients. Consultants comprise of freelance talent as well as corporate conglomerates.
(less...) A cybercafe (also referred to as Internet Cafe) is a place offering computers for rent with the ability to check email, surf the Internet, make connections with others via chat, upload digital photos,
play games, utilize word processing and other software products. Many cafes also offer other business services and refreshments. Establishments with the primary purpose of interactive gaming should be sent to Computers/Internet/Cybercafes/Gaming All other general purpose cybercafes should be submitted to the appropriate regional sub-category. Businesses which are primarily a restaurant, that happens to also offer a couple of internet terminals should be sent to the appropriate Regional locality.
(less...) This category is in the process of being disbanded, and so is no longer accepting new URL suggestions.
Domain Names Domain_Names guides users to subcategories which contain all resources and services having to do with Domain Name Services. The Domain Name System (DNS) is a distributed database used by computer
systems to map between hostnames and IP addresses, and to provide electronic mail routing information. Each site (university department, campus,company, or department within a company, for example) maintains its own database of information and runs a server program that other systems across the Internet can query. The DNS provides the protocol which allows clients and servers to communicate with each other. This category and its sub-categories include the companies that provide the resources to make this system work, companies that provide the resources to end users for use or resell and sites that discuss issues in the system.
(less...) This category contains websites that pertain to computer education about the use of and development of the internet. Sites submitted should offer education or training in a range of internet related
courses. Tutorials in specific web development areas like JavaScript or Flash, should be submitted to the appropriate specific category. General training and educational courses delivered via the internet should be submitted to Online Teaching and Learning . Computer software training delivered via the internet should be submitted to Online Training .
(less...) Establish a web-based email address you can access anywhere, anytime using your favorite browser. Most services are advertisement supported and require at times an extensive disclosure of
personal information. Keep in mind that your primary choice in usernames will probably be taken on the more popular email services such as Hotmail and Yahoo Mail. To avoid having to use obscure usernames, you may have to register with a smaller or newer email service such as PopMail or Postmark.
(less...) Internet etiquette, or "Netiquette", refers to practices of writing, contact, and behavior on the Internet. This includes normal terms of etiquette, as well as other conventions of behavior that have
become established over years of electronic communication.
(less...) This category is for sites devoted to compiling news, reference information, or community discussion about
file sharing software, activity and current events.
(less...) From The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (05 Sep 00): A popular distributed document retrieval system which started as a Campus Wide Information System at the University of Minnesota. Many
hosts on the Internet now run Gopher servers which provide a menu of documents. A document may be a plain text file, sound, image, submenu or other Gopher object type. It may be stored on another host or may provide the ability to search through certain files for a given string. From Jargon File (4.2.0, 31 Jan 2000): gopher n. A type of Internet service first floated around 1991 and obsolesced around 1995 by the World Wide Web. Gopher presents a menuing interface to a tree or graph of links; the links can be to documents, runnable programs, or other gopher menus arbitrarily far across the net. Some claim that the gopher software, which was originally developed at the University of Minnesota, was named after the Minnesota Gophers (a sports team). Others claim the word derives from American slang `gofer' (from "go for", dialectal "go fer"), one whose job is to run and fetch things. Finally, observe that gophers dig long tunnels, and the idea of tunneling through the net to find information was a defining metaphor for the developers. Probably all three things were true, but with the first two coming first and the gopher-tunnel metaphor serendipitously adding flavor and impetus to the project as it developed out of its concept stage.
(less...) Accounts of the origins and development of the Internet. Archived material from the Internet's past.
Internet FaxNews and Media The News/Internet branch of the Open Directory contains sites publishing news about the Internet or Internet related issues. These sites may publish using the traditional web page, or may be published
as newsletters. This category is not for the "News" or "What's New" pages of non-news web sites. Those sites should be listed under their appropriate category. For example, the "News" page of the Department of Education should be listed wherever the Department of Education main page appears. Please add only one URL for a news site. Do not add a URL for each issue of a news site or newsletter. The editor of this branch will include all relevant information about all pages of your site in the site review. If you feel the review of your site is incomplete, please direct your comments to the editor listed at the bottom of the branch page. Sites which do not fit this description will be relocated to an appropriate category.
(less...) The 42 member Digital Future Coalition (DFC) is committed to preserving the time-tested balance between the rights of owners of intellectual
property and the traditional use privileges of the public.
(less...) Policy regarding Standards, Legislation, Regulations, Visions, Dreams and Plans about the Internet as a network of computers. Particularly focused on the governance process of the Internet. (How
plans become standards, Who makes the decisions and so on.)
(less...) These sites provide information on the various protocols which define how computers making up the Internet interact.
Proxying and FilteringPublicationsRFCs Request For Comments (RFC) documents are a series of notes about the Internet. Each RFC is assigned a
unique number, and once published is not modified.
(less...) Routable protocols and the equipment and software used to do the routing.
Searching Sites which offer ways to search the Internet for information, or describe or discuss ways to search it.
Statistics and Demographics Internet research reports and market analysis about Internet users, software, and technologies.
Telephony (Computer telephony adds computer intelligence to the making, receiving, and mangaging of telephone calls.) Companies and Products featuring
Internet Telephony, New Age Telcos and the like.
(less...) Site submissions to this category should include Business sites offering Internet training services. Before submitting your site to this category, please check to see if it may be better placed in a
specific Regional sub-category or in another related Computer category.
(less...) Web Design and Development guides users to subcategories which contain all resources and services having to do with
designing, developing, maintaining, and promoting Web sites.
(less...) The World Wide Web (WWW) is composed of many, much smaller, Internets and Intranets all linked together to form a much larger whole. This category is truly global in that anyone, anywhere can look at
and add to the contents. While this category is not the place, if you are interested in the history of the WWW one place to start might be: http://dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/History/Lists_Of_Sources/ This category contains links to other categories only. Please do not submit here. If you do it will lengthen the time it takes for your site to be accepted because we must then try to decide where your site best fits. What we decide is not necessarily what you would decide. Please help us both and find the best fit for your site. Submission Guidelines - The Open Directory Project editors are committed to building the most useful Directory on the Internet. We want to help your promotion efforts by listing your site in a timely manner. We want your website to be found easily. By choosing the most appropriate category, you assist us in both these efforts. Sites which are incomplete, having Under Construction notices, or which contain broken graphics or links have a poor chance of being listed. Please wait to submit your web site until it is complete. Please double-check the URL, and, if possible, include an e-mail address so we may contact you if we have questions.
(less...) Providers of remotely-hosted message boards and forums. This includes services that are free or that require a fee or subscription for use. These message boards do not require server-side installation
of software. They are popular for use on free web hosts, web sites without enough space or bandwidth to host a message board, and for webmasters who are uncomfortable with locally hosted message board installation and maintenance. Message boards about web design are located in Computers/Internet/Web_Design_and_Development/Chats_and_Forums/.
(less...) Free web hosting has become an important element in the growth of the Internet over the past several years. The number of firms in this market has expanded rapidly and continues to grow, as have the
range and sophistication of the services they provide. The Open Directory seeks to identify and provide accurate and informative links to as many of these hosts as possible. However, all firms that provide 'free hosting' do not qualify for listings in Hosting/Free and its sub-categories. For our purposes, 'free web hosting' consists of providing space for English-language hypertext and related documents on computers that can be accessed via the Internet to individuals or organizations at no out-of-pocket expense and without requiring the purchase of any other product or service as a pre-condition. Internet Service Providers (ISPs), which provide web-space to their subscribers as part of an overall service, are listed in the Regional/ hierachary. Hosts that provide service in languages other than English are listed under World/. Hosts that provide only minimal 'free hosting' as an inducement to purchase their fee-based services will not usually be listed here, although they may qualify for inclusion in other hosting categories: Computers/Internet/Web_Design_and_Development/Hosting Business/E-Commerce/Services/Hosting Computers/Internet/Web_Design_and_Development Submissions from 'co-branded' or 'private-label' hosts will only be accepted if they provide substantial original content. Submissions from 'affiliate' or 'referal' agents and those with redirected URLs will not be knowingly accepted and will be deleted when identified. The following template is used to describe sites listed here: Target audience Used only when needed to clairy to whom a listing is aimed or particularly appeals; for example, to distinguish between particular interests in the Arts_and_Humanities, Culture_and_Heritage, Cars,_Trucks_and_Cycles, Special_Interest and similar sub-categories. Available web-space Stated in megabytes (Mb), and followed by any known relevant information such as bandwidth limits, type of Internet connection, or access to secure servers. Advertising The type and frequency of required or 'forced' advertising; and, if known, whether advertising placed by the user (site-owner) is permitted. Some hosts will share the revenue produced by forced advertising with the site-owner and this is indicated when possible. Uploads The method by which site files are transmitted to the host for publication on the Internet. Most typically, this is done using the user's web browser addressed to a 'file-manager' program on the host's site. Less frequently, files are transmitted using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program, which is more flexible but somewhat more difficult to use. Some hosts make both methods available and a few require that files be transfered via e-mail. Features The availability of e-mail accounts, graphic libraries and similar features are indicated here. CGI and scripting The extent to which CGI (Common Gate Interface) scripts and related factors such as Microsoft FrontPage extensions, SQL (Structured Query Language) and database access are supported are indicated here. Sample URL A sample URL (Universal Resource Locator) is usually provided to give some idea how the hosted site's web address will appear in printed materials.
(less...) A directory of internet sites that helps people on the internet to communicate and interact with each other. These sites feature services such as message forums, chat rooms, email and other messaging
services. They may also feature online games and other ways for user to interact. These sites offer the users a hub for a specific subject and have information and other resources there. Subject-specific communities should be listed with the subject category. For shortcuts to some of these, see By_Subject.
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