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  • Blog (an online journal)
  • Blook (a book based on a blog)
  • Blogosphere (the collective term for all blogs)
  • Google-bombing (the practice of attempting to affect the ranking of websites provided by Google)
  • Webinar (a web or online seminar)
  • Vlog (a video blog)
  • Wiki (A collaborative website, editable by its readers)
  • Godcast (a religious service or sermon that has been converted to MP3 format for download from the internet for play on a computer or MP3 player)
  • Podcast (a downloadable audio file, like an audio blog)
  • Avatar (A cartoon likeness of oneself, used to communicate online)
  • Generation C (the people who create and publish material such as blogs, podcasts, videos, etc, on the internet)
  • Metaverse (a 3D virtual world, especially in an online role-playing game)
  • Cookie (a text file stored on your computer from a website you've visited)
  • User-generated content (Web content created by users, as on YouTube.com)
  • Netiquette (Internet etiquette)
  • Social Networking (using the Web to form "virtual communities" on sites like "MySpace".com)