This fascinating book successfully takes on the history of search engines from the early days in the halls of places like MIT to its current Google explosion. Students will appreciate the clear language that the author uses to explain difficult concepts, especially when it comes to defining how search engines operate. Illustrated flow charts help to simplify these explanations, while interesting anecdotes of key industry players will keep students engaged. This title is jam-packed with information useful to both job seekers and students who are merely curious about the Internet and its origins.
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Judith N. Levin is an author and librarian with a variety of nonfiction books to her credit, most of which were written for young adults on a variety of subjects including history, science, and technology. Although she made it through college with a manual typewriter, she now could not live without her computer and the Internet.
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