As I recall, the world wide web was conceived as a hypertext base. those. clicking on which thread the term / word in the text we ideally place on its definition.
With the advent of wiki-pedia, almost all the words can be put links. but it seems for the media - this is not necessary.
For example rbc.ru. ')
I read the news "The mayor of Arkhangelsk posted compromising material on the governor on the website of the mayor's office" (http://top.rbc.ru/incidents/12/07/2007/109013.shtml). It is surprising that, in the text itself, I did not see any links to the website of the mayor’s office itself, or to the video clip of course. I had to do all this through Yandex.
Kaspersky Lab attacked a Chinese competitor (http://www.cnews.ru/news/top/index.shtml?2007/07/12/258590). There are no links to either Kaspersky or Chinese competitors.
But glad that not all are. Lenta.ru
The Arkhangelsk prosecutor's office will check the compromising evidence of the mayor’s office on the governor (http://lenta.ru/news/2007/07/10/check/)
Call of Duty 4 players will fight Russians in tracksuits (http://lenta.ru/news/2007/07/12/cod4/)
Or newsru.com:
The mayor of Arkhangelsk accused the governor of bribery and unveiled a video compromise (http://www.newsru.com/russia/10jul2007/kompra.html) There are links.
But with its theme - bad In New York, a “talking” mirror helps shoppers choose clothes (http://hitech.newsru.com/article/12jul2007/mirror)
Sony has announced the release of a new version of the Sony PSP game console (http://hitech.newsru.com/article/12jul2007/sony_psp) There are no links.
in general, to a full 100% pure WWW - we are still far away.