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Search Engine History

History of search engines – What came before Google?

Although credit Google, Yahoo, and other major search engines for giving us the system we use to find the information you seek, the concept hypertext came to life in 1945 when Bush Vannaver urged scientists to work together to help build a body of knowledge for all man kind. Then proposed the idea of a virtually limitless, fast, reliable and extensible, associative memory storage and retrieval system. He called this device a memex.
But there is a long list of great minds who have given us the information system we now use today. This paper presents some of them. This is the search engine history:

Ted Nelson
Ted Nelson created Project Xanadu in 1960 and coined the term hypertext in 1963. His goal with the Xanadu project was to create a computer network with a simple user interface to solve many social problems like attribution. While the draft Ted Xanadu, for unknown reasons, never really was much of the inspiration for the World Wide Web came from the work of Ted.
George Salton
George Salton was the father of modern search technology. He died in August 1995. His teams at Harvard and Cornell developed the Saltons Magic Automatic Retriever text, also known as the information retrieval system of SMART. It includes such important concepts as the vector space model, Inverse Document Frequency (IDF), term frequency (TF), term discrimination values, and the feedback mechanisms of relevance. His book A Theory of indexing explained many of his essays. Search today is still based largely on his theories. History of search engine uses some of the techniques even today.
Alan Emtage
In 1990 a student at McGill University in Montreal, by the name of Alan Emtage created Archie, the first search engine. It was invented to index FTP archives, allowing people to quickly access specific files. Users can use Archie Archie's services through a variety of methods, including e-mail consultations, telnet directly to a server, and eventually through the interfaces of the World Wide Web. Archie only indexed computer files. With Archie, Alan Emtage helped solve the problem of data dispersion. Originally, it was going to call files, but was changed to Archie for short.
Paul Lindner and Mark P. McCahill
Archie gained such popularity that in 1991 Paul Lindner and Mark P. McCahill created a text-based information navigation system using a menu interface to obtain information from around the world for the user's computer. Named after the Golden Gophers mascot of the University of Minnesota, the name is appropriate, because Gopher tunnels through Gophers, located on computers around the world, the organization of data in a hierarchical series of menus, so users can search for specific topics.

Tim Berners-Lee
Up until 1991 until there were no the World Wide Web. The main method of sharing information was via FTP. Tim Berners-Lee wanted to join hypertext with the Internet. He used similar ideas to those Enquire based (a prototype created with the help of Robert Cailliau) to create the World Wide Web, for which he designed and built the first browser and editor, called WorldWideWeb and developed in NeXTSTEP. He then created the first Web server called httpd, short for HyperText Transfer Protocol daemon.
The first Web site is built in: target = "_blank" title = "This external link will open in a new window"> http://info.cern.ch/ and was the first put online on August 6, 1991. Tim Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web Consortium in 1994. Tim also created the virtual library Web is the oldest catalog of the web. The story of the search engine is a fascinating history.

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