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Webmasters seek to weave identity

Dick O'Brien has been the Webmaster at Shure Brothers Inc. for the last three years, tending to the design of the site, the programming and the computers.

"I have to do about everything," said O'Brien, an information-technology specialist who learned his Webmaster skills on the fly at the Evanston microphone maker. He also was a graphic designer in the 1960s for the Seed, Chicago's fabled underground newspaper.

But on the fast-changing Internet and increasing job specialization, one-man Webmasters like O'Brien are evolving into teams. Though some are fighting to define and certify Webmasters, many believe the term may go extinct.

Bebo White, a computational physicist at the Stanford ...

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