The front page of a newspaper contains the biggest news stories of the day. This section may also tease other stories inside the edition, such as an upcoming movie release or celebrity gossip. It is common for websites to have a front-page that serves as the home page of their site, similar to how newspapers have front pages.
The term front-page is also used to refer to an article that appears on the first page of a tabloid or other sensational news publication. While most of these articles are not important, they may be interesting or intriguing to read and often receive a lot of attention and buzz due to the fact that they are on the front page.
FrontPage (full name Microsoft Office FrontPage) is a WYSIWYG HTML editor and web server administration tool from Microsoft for Windows line of operating systems. It was included as a part of Microsoft Office suite until it was discontinued in 2006. Microsoft FrontPage consists of both the FrontPage Editor and FrontPage Server Extensions, formerly called FrontPage Extensions, a set of proprietary extensions for Microsoft’s Web server Internet Information Services.
In 2014, three Jane Does who were sex trafficked as minors sued Backpage in federal court alleging that the website facilitated sex trafficking by posting ads for illegal sex with minors. The district court ruled against the plaintiffs, but they won in the appeals court. The court ruled that Backpage was performing traditional publisher functions regarding third-party content and was protected by CDA Section 230.
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