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Medios de distribución de contenidos digitales interactivos

Authors: Palomar Delgado, David;

Medios de distribución de contenidos digitales interactivos

Abstract

[ES]Con la aparici?n del paradigma Web 1.5 (1997-2003), los sites se construyen din?micamente a partir de p?ginas HTML desde una o varias bases de datos actualizadas. De estas p?ginas din?micas depend?a el ?xito de los ?punto com?, en las que se comienzan a adquirir importancia aspectos como la est?tica y la funcionalidad de la web (no s?lo mostrar informaci?n para ser le?da). Se considera una transici?n hacia la Web 2.0. En este tema se revisan los or?genes de Internet, de la Web y se estudian los elementos m?s caracter?sticos de esta red de redes.

[EN]With the emergence of the Web 1.5 paradigm (1997-2003), sites are dynamically built from HTML pages from one or more updated databases. The success of the "dot coms" depended on these dynamic pages, in which aspects such as the aesthetics and functionality of the web (not only showing information to be read) began to acquire importance. It is considered a transition to Web 2.0. In this topic, the origins of the Internet and the Web are reviewed and the most characteristic elements of this network of networks are studied.

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1203.17 Inform?tica, Internet, 1203.17 Informática, B2B, Web, B2C

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