The Internet Encyclopedia (Volume 3)

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Communication technology initiatives, in

developing nations,V1:439– 441

Communities:

customer,V1:322, 324

online,V1: 490

religious,V2:799–800

securities trading,V3: 276

Community building, public relations and,

V2:570 –571

Community bulletin board site model,

V2: 766

Community computer centers,V1: 474

Community hubs, religious,V2:802–803

Community models,V1: 604

Community portals,V2: 307

Community services,V1: 498

Community Technology Center (CTC)

initiative,V1: 598

Community Web sites,V3: 772

Compact Discs (CDS),V1:294, 297–298.

See alsoCD-ROM entries

Compact HTML (C-HTML),V3: 825

Companies.See alsoBrick-and-mortar

firms; Corporations; Firms

benchmarking of,V1: 59

competitive mission of,V1: 99

cybersecurity for,V1: 365

effects of cyberterrorism on,V1: 363

expanding missions of,V3:345–346

identifying goals of,V2: 576

Company-centric B2B e-commerce,

V1: 128

Company-centric model,V1: 121

Company/product information Web sites,

V3: 772

Compaq mobile devices,V2: 630

Competition:

data warehousing and,V1: 415

e-marketplace,V1: 683

in online auctions,V2:703–704

organizational,V2:836 –837

versus “coopetition,”V2:828–829

webcasting-related,V3: 684

Competitive advantage:

Internet and,V1:135–136

sustainable,V1: 718

Competitive Local Exchange Companies

(CLECs),V3: 169

Competitive mission,V1: 99

Competitors, knowledge of,V2:578–579.

See alsoCompetition

Compiled languages,V1: 6

advantages of,V1:225–226

Compilers,V1:164, 165–166, 174

game,V2: 8

Compliance:

monitoring,V3:243–244

testing,V3: 249

Component environment,V1: 202

Component model,V1: 202

Component Object Model (COM),V1:11,

23, 112, 198;V2:609.

See alsoCOM entries

Component Object Model OLE (COM

OLE),V3: 644

Components,V1:23, 202

ASP-managed,V1: 41

Component software,V1:198–199

Component technologies,V1: 15

Compositing tools,V2: 655

Compression.SeeData compression; File

compression; Speech/audio

compression; Video compression

Compression ratio,V1: 398

CompuServe,V1: 664

Computational Intelligence (CI),V1: 849

Computer architectures, for virtual

enterprises,V3:571–575

Computer attacks,V1:115–116

Computer-Based Training (CBT),

V1:551–552, 576;V3:662–663

Computer cables, replacing,V1:88.

See alsoCable

Computer crimes,V1:115–116.See also

Cybercrime

Computer Emergency Response Team

Coordination Center (CERT/CC),

V1:242, 356, 357, 360, 366, 424

Computer Emergency Response Teams

(CERTs),V1:242, 246

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1984

(CFAA),V1:326 –327, 330, 349

Computer game industry, impact of,

V2:1–2

Computer games,V1: 490

designing,V2:6–7

elements of,V2:2– 4

Computer immunological approach,

V2:358–359

Computer infrastructure,V1: 472

Computer languages,V1:230 –231.

See alsoProgramming languages

Computer literacy,V1:229–241

in developing nations,V1: 436

Computer platforms, OLAP and,

V2:689–690

Computer programs,V1:230.See also

Programming

Computer resource requirements,V1: 147

Computer revolution,V1:295–296

Computers.See alsoComputer systems;

Computing entries

applications of,V1: 230

categories of,V1: 232

as cybercrime targets,V1: 327

defined,V1:230 –232

generations of,V1:236 –237, 241

home access to,V1: 468

networking,V2:515–516

operations performed by,V1: 236

physical damage to,V3:67–68

power of,V1:235–236

as tools of cybercrime,V1: 327

wearable,V3: 829

Computer Security Incident Response

Teams (CSIRTs),V1:242–247

organizing,V1: 243

Computer Security Institute (CSI),V1: 363

Computers for Youth program,V1: 474

Computer skills, development of,V1: 471

Computer systems.See alsoOperating

systems; System entries

for digital libraries,V1:520 –521

recovery of,V1: 245

Computer viruses/worms,V1:248–260

Computer vision syndrome,V2: 109

Computing.See alsoComputer entries

client/server,V1:194 –203

infrastructure problems and,V3: 67

low-cost,V3: 87

Computing resources, threats to,

V3:64 –69

Computing security, humans and,

V3:68–69.See alsoSecurity

Concern communities, online,V2: 739

Concurrency, in multiuser systems,

V3: 361

Conditional preferences,V3: 58

“Condor, the”V1: 353

Conducted communications media,

V1:261–271

coaxial cable and,V1:263–267

fiber optic cable and,V1:269–270

network transmission,V1:261–263

twisted-pair cable and,V1:267–269

Conferences:

cybersecurity for,V1: 366

online,V3: 206

software for,V2: 437

Confessions, religious,V2: 806

Confidentiality.See alsoPrivacy

CPA privilege of,V3:152–153

monitoring and regulating,V1: 115

Configuration lists,V2: 524

Conflict management.SeeDispute

resolution

Congestion control,V2:249–250;V3: 431

Conjoint analysis,V1: 406

Connection hijacking,V3: 433

Connection-oriented protocol,V1: 181

Connections:

TCP,V3: 429

unauthorized,V3:69–70

Connectivity,V1:474.See alsoDigital

divide

advantages of,V1:472– 473

failures in,V1:536, 537

in infrastructure,V2: 53

providing,V1:471– 472

Web site design and,V3: 773

Consciousness expansion, Internet and,

V2: 105

Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing

International (CAM-I),V1: 209

Consortium,V1: 685

Consortium trading exchange,V1:121,

122

Constant Bit Rate (CBR),V1:178, 180;

V2:205;V3: 173

Constitutional privacy,V3:96 –97

Constructive Cost Model (COCOMO),

V1: 586

Constructors, C/C++,V1:171–172

Consularization,V2: 239

Consulting firms,V1: 585

Consumer banking, future of,V2: 730

Consumer behavior,V1:272–282;

V3: 409

future of online shopping,V1: 281

mind-sets and,V1:273–277

online shopping,V1:272–277, 277–281

segmenting online consumers,

V1:277–277

wireless,V3:854 –856

Consumer buying process,V1:284 –285

Consumer demands,V3:398–399.

See alsoDemand

Consumer Internet privacy,V3:101–104

Consumer-oriented electronic commerce,

V1:284 –293