invisible Web
Definition
The portion of the Web not accessible through Web search engines.
Invisible web
Web sites or pages that search engine spiders cannot or will not crawl because the content is locked up in a database.
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invisible web: A term that refers to the vast amount of information on the web that isn't indexed by search engines. Coined in 1994 by Dr. Jill Ellsworth.
Invisible Web - the portion of the Web not indexed by search engines
IP address - stands for Internet Protocol, the location of a website on the Internet
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Invisible Web
Web Pages that are not reachable by search engines.
IP (Internet Protocol)
This protocol allows for machines to communicate to each other via the Internet.
Invisible Web - Portions of the web which are not easily accessible to crawlers due to search technology limitations, copyright issues, or information architecture [link:] issues.
Search engines are cautious of indexing dynamic pages for fear of spider traps, thus pages that contain stop characters in their URL run the risk of not getting indexed and becoming part of the "Invisible Web.
Convergence for Microsoft is more about the invisible web of personal information and life services than provision of infotainment.
 See also: Search engine, Market, Rough, Internet, Marketing
  
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