I knew most of it, but not the Deep Web thing. What’s that about?
Jain Lemos on September 12, 2008 at 2:56 pm
The Deep Web has also been called the Invisible Web, Deepnet or the Hidden Web. It is not the commonly seen Web that is driven (indexed/crawled) by search engines. According to some reports, the Deep Web is estimated to be several orders of magnitude larger than its counterpart, known as the surface Web.
What all this means is that the Deep Web provides a way to find databases on the Internet. Researchers can access topics, such as photography or wildlife photography and so on to find databases dedicated to imagery of their current research subject. Since it is invisible, you will have to do some sleuthing to find it ;-).
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I knew most of it, but not the Deep Web thing. What’s that about?
The Deep Web has also been called the Invisible Web, Deepnet or the Hidden Web. It is not the commonly seen Web that is driven (indexed/crawled) by search engines. According to some reports, the Deep Web is estimated to be several orders of magnitude larger than its counterpart, known as the surface Web.
What all this means is that the Deep Web provides a way to find databases on the Internet. Researchers can access topics, such as photography or wildlife photography and so on to find databases dedicated to imagery of their current research subject. Since it is invisible, you will have to do some sleuthing to find it ;-).
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