Danny Sullivan, spokesman for Google’s research area, has been a journalist for three decades and has been following the search engine market for at least 25 years, so he has closely followed (and for five years inside) the almost fourth of main product century. of American technology. After all, the first Google tests dates back to 1997although only a year later it was officially launched on the market.
In a round table discussion with the European press, Sullivan did what he has been doing for much of the past five years working for North American technology: trying to explain the work involved in submitting a search engine. If in the eyes of the user it is an apparently simple and fast, for those who work in this area it is much more complex. But, in addition to explaining the steps that are associated with a simple “investigation”, this person in charge also tries to explain where the investigation comes from and where it wants to go.
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Source: Observadora
