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deep link noun. A Web page link that points to a file within a site rather than the site's home page.

Example Citation:
"Unfortunately for Bazinet, the legal status of hyperlinking on the World Wide Web is unsettled, say some cyberspace law experts. Especially controversial is the use of so-called 'deep' links, which point directly to Web pages or other content within another site, possibly bypassing advertising-rich home pages or other identifying pages."
—Carl S. Kaplan, "Is Linking Always Legal? The Experts Aren't Sure," The New York Times

Related Words:
link rot
one-link wonder
ubiquilink

Subject Category:
Computers - Internet

Posted on August 10, 1999 at 11:18 AM


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