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Lesson 9 Internet Services and Business Tools
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| • Two popular mass-marketing technologies used to push advertisements, promotions and emergency broadcasts to customers are: | o Opt-in e-mail marketing o Opt-in mass texting services |
| • List server | – collects and distributes information to and from listserve groups |
| o List servers: | LISTSERV (www.lsoft.com) Majordomo (www.greatcircle.com/majordomo) Lyris (www.lyris.com) |
| o Listserve group | – participants who subscribe to a mailing list through a list server |
| • File Transfer Protocol (FTP) | o Used to transfer files between two computers o Public FTP servers generally allow anonymous logon and allow downloading of files only o Files are downloaded via the FTP "get" command o Corporate FTP servers usually require a user name and password |
| • Common compression utilities include: | o Zip/unzip o Bzip2/bunzip2 o Bzip/bunzip o Gzip/gunzip o Compress/uncompress o RAR/WinRAR |
| • Remote Desktop Connection is part of Microsoft Terminal Services, which is a suite of tools that enables computers to function as dedicated clients to a server running Windows | o You use Remote Desktop Connection to control a remote computer; similar to VNC |
| • In a peer-to-peer network | each computer has both client and server capabilities |
| • SETI Institute | – www.seti.org search for extrateresstrial |
| • The ipconfig command | – displays your system's IP configurations |
| • The ping command | – tests connectivity between a source system and a destination system |
| • The tracert command | – determines the path between a source system and a destination system |
| • Open source | – a peer-based development process in which the source code is available to anyone and can be developed concurrently |
| • Open-source licenses: | o GNU General Public License (GPL) o BSD License o Apache License o Mozilla Public License (MPL) o Common Public License (CPL) |
| • Proprietary software | – software that is owned by an author or entity |
| • End-user license agreement (EULA) | – a legal contract between the software's author and the end user who uses the software |
| • Proprietary software | – software that is owned by an author or entity |
| • A typical EULA: | o Copyrights the code so that it belongs to the author o Specifies exactly how an end user may use the software |
| • Patent | – a set of exclusive rights granted to an inventor for a fixed period of time upon disclosure of the invention |
| • Patent jurisdiction: | • Patents do not apply worldwide • You must apply to a specific patent office belonging to a particular country or group of countries |
| • Patent controversy: | • Patents can squelch creativity • Patents can increase cost • Patents are difficult to enforce and apply |
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