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Essay On Internet And Search

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The Internet & Search
I have researched and learned about the four below topics for this project.

Search Engines
Search engines are any program - on the internet - that allows users to search for any documents or files within the World Wide Web (WWW). When it comes to how a search engine works, it is divided into 2 stages: crawling and indexing. (moz)
First comes crawling, which begins with looking at a website that software (called ‘bots’ or ‘spiders’) “crawls” through. As it crawls, it indexes words on the site and follows other links provided through the sites, eventually branching out to other portions of the web. All gathered information is then brought back to the search engine server for accessibility to users. The crawler is also …show more content…

Intellectual property is protected by law in a number of ways - copyrights, patents or trademarks. These rights allow the owners or creators of the property to benefit with their creation, be in with recognition or monetarily by getting paid to let other companies use them. Referring to the graphic to the right, remember that any copyrighted or protected property is grounds for some form of punishment if used incorrectly. (merriam/wipo)
Plagiarism is to steal any property and pass it off as one’s own or to use any without crediting the source. To avoid plagiarism, do not specifically copy any printed sources and rewrite the information in your own words. If it is being paraphrased, remember to always cite the sources. (plag.org)

The evolution of E-Business

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E-business is electronic business, which is handling business on the internet. The same aspects apply - buying and selling, servicing customers, payment processing, management, etc.
E-commerce (buying and selling) and e-business began in the 70’s, with businesses having the ability to send documentation back and forth. The public was not introduced to this until the late 90s, as the right security to encrypt credit card information needed to be created and perfected. In 2000, many

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