First Internet Search Engine: Google Search Guide

Author: (USA) Schneider
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Internet Information Retrieval and Application Series. The target readers of this book include all types of users who use Google, including those who want to learn how to use Google and those who use Google to retrieve information. The scope of this book covers all the services provided by Google—from the basic tasks of searching for web pages to the lesser-known services that can help find specialized information, such as images, online news, products, and discussion groups. It explains each feature of Google in an easy-to-understand manner while also including important discussions that interest intermediate users. For advanced readers—such as professional web developers and Google enthusiasts—additional resources are provided. However, we believe that the rich and diverse content of this book will benefit even ordinary readers who use Google. From another perspective, this book is also suitable for students, teachers, librarians, researchers, journalists, lawyers, activists, business professionals, developers, and those who are obsessed with using Google weekly. It is also suitable for those who use Google for research purposes or simply to see what can be retrieved. This book is suitable for all age groups and is not only intended for readers in the United States but also for those around the world. The main target audience of this book is readers who want to use Google as an effective tool.