论文信息 - Assessing the Structure of Communication on the World Wide Web

Assessing the Structure of Communication on the World Wide Web

This paper examines closely the nature of the hypertext link as a communication tool for Web designers and authors. The strategic nature of the link raises important questions for the representation and interpretation of Web structure. Network analysis is suggested as a methodology that can be used by researchers investigating the World Wide Web from a communication perspective.

Michele H. Jackson

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