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Trends in the evolution of the public Web : 1998-2002

Author:	Edward T O'Neill; Brian F Lavoie; Rick Bennett
Edition/Format:	Downloadable article : Document  Computer File : English
Publication:	D-Lib magazine, Vol. 9, no. 9 (April 2003)
Summary:	This article examines three key trends in the development of the public Web - size and growth, internationalization, and metadata usage - based on data from the OCLC Office of Research Web Characterization Project, an initiative that explores fundamental questions about the Web and its contents through a series of Web samples conducted annually since 1998.
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