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Go to two of
the following four Web sites and examine them, looking,
particularly, for information provided in the header, the body,
and the footer. Then, answer the questions by typing in the boxes
below.
The point of this exercise is to think about the information
that Web pages offer, and how they display that information. There
are no firm rules about how to present information on a Web page
-- it's not like book publishing, where you can depend on there
being, for example, a title page and a publication year. As you
answer the following questions, you might be making some guesses,
but they will be educated guesses. ; -)
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