* Not knowing the LiveJournal address, you open Google naturally. Your computer doesn't know where www.google.com is and so asks the DNS server for Google's IP.* Using Google's IP you locate the search engine and punch in 'LiveJournal'. The search returns www.livejournal.com which you promptly click.* Once again, your computer has no idea where to locate www.livejournal.com and returns to the DNS server to get its IP.* Finally, using the correct IP you can access LiveJournal's website.

'''Media:''' A brief explanation how websites are located using the DNS.

Another video that discusses the regulative and technical framework behind DNS and why this is important.