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Index 213
Searching:
Boolean logic, 67, 85, 87
keywords, 75
for expert opinion, 93
guiding principles, 87–9
maths, 85–7
meta data, 75
meta search engines, 74, 77–80
questions, 83
search engines, 60, 74–77
search tools, 74
subject directories, 74, 80–1
subject guides, 74, 81–3
tips for faster searching, 89–90
weaknesses of on-site search
facilities, 140
Selection, importance of, 60
Sellers, Leslie, 105, 107, 113, 115,
117, 118
Sequence structures, 188
see also Design
Sher, Julian, 83–4
Shiple, John, 169
Shovelware, 125
Siegel, David, 165, 187, 191, 199,
201
Silberman, Steve, 14, 16
Slashdot, 148
SMS text messages, 14, 17
Soundbites, 137
‘So what’ factor, 47
Spamming, 92
Stanshall, Vivian, 78
Story structure, see Writing
Structures, importance of, 44–5
Strunk and White, 103–4
Sullivan, Danny, 85
Sunday Times, 20
Television, compared to online, 4, 5,
132
Television stations offering online
services, 7
Thalidomide compensation story, 20
Third generation mobile phones, 3
Troffer, Alysson, 129
UK Press Gazette, 20, 25
Underwood, Ian, 83–7
Underwood, Ruth, 87
Uniform Resource Locators (URL), 71
University of California at Berkeley,
77
Updating your site, 179
Usability testing, 173, 206
User-driven medium, 6
User interface, 168, 171–2, 206
see also Design
User as content provider, 148
Video:
online, 22, 137
shooting, 59
use by newspapers, 136
Washington Post, 27
Waterhouse, Keith, 106, 112
Web as a mass medium, 135
Web design, see Design
Web logs, 146
Web sites, categorization, 12
Web television, 127
West, John, 25
Williams, Robin and Tolett, John, 168,
197, 203
Winterson, Jeanette, 121
Wired, 14
Wireless Application Protocol (WAP),
2, 3
World Wide Web:
definition, 12
size, 70
types of site, 12, 71
Writing:
adjectival writing, 107
captions, summaries and links,
118–19
core skills, 103–9
experimentation, 130
for the web, 128–31
headlines, 116–18, 129
intros, 111–6