On the Internet, a masthead is a graphic image or text title at the top of a Web page that
identifies the Web site and, sometimes, the particular section of the site. In addition to the name
of the Web site, a masthead could include other elements such as images, text, or navigational
links. The Web site masthead was named after a similar feature of newspapers and magazines, which
in turn got its name from the top of a mast on a ship.
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