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portal Are basically directories, many have added features such as news, browser based email, online calendars and reminders, fax services, and chats and discussion forums.
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portal Portal is term in widespread use since early 2000's that describes the general approach to delivering a wide range of relevant information in a simple, concise, and attractive format for an audience.
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portal Also known as a gateway, a Web site that aims to be a major starting site for users when they connect to the Web, offering a range of services and content.
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portal A super site that provides a wide variety of services including web searching, news, free email, entertainment, shopping and more. It's a virtual "door" that opens up to a plethora of online services. It's often the first screen that a user sees after logging on.
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