... and finally identifies Yahoo! as the best performer. Table I reveals that queries are classified as per their query intent. World wide web Search engines Precision and recall Retrieval effectiveness Web queries In the present era internet has become an important resource which...

... accessibility on the web is the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Through its Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) (W3C WAI, 2012), the W3C has elaborated various series of guidelines, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), aimed at eliminating accessibility barriers for individuals...

... chapters including an introduction by the editors. A total of 14 chapters have been presented under three main sections: languages and ontologies, knowledge support, and dynamic support. In his foreword to this book Tim Berners‐Lee, originator of the World Wide Web, states that “the Semantic Web...

...Surithong Srisa‐ard Soumen   Chakrabarti . Mining the Web: Discovering Knowledge from Hypertext Data . San Francisco, CA : Morgan Kaufman   2003 . 344 pp. , ISBN: 1558607544   US$36.95 (hard cover) © MCB UP Limited 2003 --> World Wide Web Data mining...

... Limited 2003 --> World Wide Web Internet Design There cannot be many information managers who have not yet encountered the concept of portals or gateways. Portals come in all shapes and sizes, with some of the oldest and best‐known ones being Yahoo! and Excite. Indeed, as soon as the Web...

...Ina Fourie Acquisitions librarians operate in a dynamic environment requiring constant alertness to new developments. Current awareness services (CAS), especially those available for free through the World Wide Web (WWW), can help them to keep up with trends, publisher and vendor‐related...

... uploading of literary texts and to develop discussions about the works published on the site. Publishers, bookstores and a few electronic journals are also present. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Literature World Wide Web Virtual organizations Content analysis Language Electronic publishing...

..., their development, and the organisational considerations associated with each of the sections. The paper concludes with a special emphasis on the design considerations for creating a searchable Web version of digital library Web sites. Digital libraries Information retrieval Database management World Wide Web...

... the globe and it is the online actions of these people ‐ the new international and information consumers ‐ that will be the subject of the paper. © MCB UP Limited 1999 Internet World Wide Web Statistics Measurement User studies CRACKING THE CODE: WEB LOG ANALYSIS Abstract: With the web...

...Tham Yoke Chun This paper traces the development of World Wide Web Robots and provides an overview of their main functions and workings. The focus is on search robots and illustrations will be drawn from two major search engines: AltaVista and Excite. In the concluding section, prblems associated...

...) Document Retrieval Systems. London: Taylor-Graham for IIS (The Foundations of Information Science, Vol. 3). Online & CD-ROM Review, 1999, Vol. 23, No. 1 9 © MCB UP Limited 1999 Document Management Publishing Information retrieval World Wide Web Internet CD‐Rom ...

... software and access the same databases. Many of the differences affect retrieval effectiveness and may trip up novice and experienced searchers alike. Keywords: Online searching, Internet, World Wide Web, interfaces, DataStar, command language 1. Introduction Online searching usually takes the form...