Techdeepweb.com Website Review

the de*p web contains 99% of the information content of the web; however, most of this information is contained in databases and is not. a complete approach to conducting research on the web incorporates using surface search engines and de*p web databases. most users of the internet are skilled in at least elementary use of search engines; however, skill in accessing the de*p web is limited to a much smaller one particular de*p web search engine developed for accessing multiple government databases; there are many others. there are numerous books and articles on the de*p web (invisible web or hidden web) that do a terrific job of describing use of the de*p web for general audiences. the references cited on this website provide a good cross-section of these references. however, to the author's knowledge, there is nothing written about the de*p web that addresses the needs of the it (information technology) professional and that is why this information was researched and presented on this website. this website is intended as a pathfinder in locating it information by describing some of the most useful search tools, portals and website available. the intention is not to be all inclusive but to limit selection to high quality resources. this approach is admittedly subjective and limited to the authors experience, research and input from readers. reader input is welcome and encouraged to increase the the de*p web is the fastest growing sector of the web and it appears to be the “paradigm for the next generation internet” (2005, de*p-web faq, para. 35). it therefore is of key interest to many it professionals. in fact, proper use of the de*p web can drastically reduce research time on a given project and yield higher quality information. at present, the internet is functionally divided into two areas: ·     the surface web contains 1% of the information content of the web. search engines crawl along the web to extract and index text from html (hypertext markup language) docu*ents on websites, then make this information searchable through keywords and directories.