Internet Magazine

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Internet Magazine

• Presented by
• The A Team

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The A Team
Keith Taub -Web Master - Multimedia
Carmen Mercado -Advertising Marketing
Jenifer Lobyoc -Power Point -E Commerce
Jennifer Rose -Published Magazine
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Keith Taub

• With this project of the search of Internet
  magazine, Keith became the Web Master of our
  group. With a lot of patience and grueling hours
  infront of the computer he was able to create our
  Web page. In addition, he has also did research
  on the topics of Multimedia used in the Internet
  magazine and will present it in our presentation.

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Carmen Mercado

• In this project, Carmen did her research on
  advertising and marketing on the Net. Through
  her research of resources, shes able to present
  to you, the audience, about advertising and
  marketing on the Net. In addition, she also
  gives information about purchasing space on the
  Web.

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Jennifer Rose

• Having gone through the retail book stores and
  searching through the Internet. Jennifer has
  found out information about the one of the major
  publishing company. She also has had the
  experience to see the drawbacks and benefits of
  Internet magazine and published magazine, to
  which she will be presenting in class.

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Jennifer Lobyoc

• In this project, Jennifer was able to learn more
  about power point and some essence of electronic
  commerce. Through hours of inputting and
  designing some layout on the power point, she was
  able to get the hang of it after several trial
  runs. In addition, she will be presenting
  electronic commerce and the future of the
  Internet magazine.

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Outline

• Introduction
• I. Introduce our team members and our
  topic. (WEB PAGE)
  
• II. To introduce the properties of Internet
  magazine to our audience and to inform
  
• them of what is available to them as a consumer.
  Also, to give them an idea of the Internet
  itself.
  
• Body
• I. Advertising and marketing of the Internet
  magazine.
  
• A. How the market is used as a tool.
• B. What is advertising in the Internet.
• C. Purchasing on the Internet.
• D. Introduction to Point Cast Network (PCN)
• II. Multimedia a tool used in the Internet.
• A. The forms of multimedia.
• B. Resources on the multimedia.
• C. Styles of graphics on the multimedia.
• III. Electronic Commerce in the Internet.
• A. The framework and support of Electronic
  commerce.
  
• B. Types of convergence in the Internet.
• IV. Changing the nature of publishing.
• A. The traditional print publishing.

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Glossary of Terms

• Acceptable Use Policy
• A description of specific behavior allowed on a
  portion of the Internet. Many Internet providers
  have policies stipulating the way in which the
  network may be used, but enforcement of such
  policies varies with the network.
• Anonymous FTP
• A protocol that allows users to retrieve
  documents, files, programs, and other archived
  data from anywhere in the Internet.
  
• Convergence
• Integration of consumer electronics, television,
  publishing, telecommunication, and the computer
  for the purpose of regulating new forms of
  information.
• Cross-media Convergence
• Integration of various industries (entertainment,
  publication, and communication media) based on
  multimedia.
  
• Electronic Commerce (E-commerce)
• Modern business methodology that addresses the
  needs of organizations, merchants, and consumers
  to cut costs while improving the quality of goods
  and services and increasing the speed of
  delivery.
• File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
• A protocol that allows a user on one host to
  access and transfer file to and from another host
  over a network.
  
• Gopher
• A distributed information service that makes
  available hierarchical collections of information
  across the Internet. Gopher uses a simple
  protocol that allows a single client to access
  information from any accessible Gopher server,
  providing the user with a single Gopher Space
  of information.
• Home Page
• Graphical multimedia document in page format,
  which serves as the introductory message on a
  World Wide Web server. It is similar to a main
  menu through which related menus and files can be
  accessed.
• Hyper/Text Markup Language
• The programming language in which WWW documents
  are written.
  
• Multi-User Domain (MUD)