The document outlines the steps for a radio show discussing how Google works. It introduces the show, defines an algorithm, describes Google, introduces a Google manager as a guest, and asks how Google searches for information users request. The manager explains that Google uses spiders to crawl and link similar web pages, and ranks pages based on how many times the search term appears in titles, subtitles and text. The show thanks the guest and ends with background music.

1. Step 1: introduce the radio show ( minute of technology)
Step 2 :what An algorithm is: a process or set of rules to be followed in
calculations or other problem-solving operations, especially by a computer.
Step 3: describe Google http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Search
Step 4: introduce a Google manager (Nico)
Step 5: how does Google search for what you want?
Step 6: http://www.google.co.uk/intl/en/insidesearch/howsearchworks/thestory/
Step 7: analyze the video. http://bsqks3.blogspot.com/
step 8: say how a spider works.
step 9: say an example.
Step 10 : choose background music and end Show.
Daniel: welcome to the minute of technology, as you may know Google is a research
web page that most people use. Google was launched first in September 4, 1998. We
have a manager of Google here, let's give him a clap
Nicolas: it's an honour to be here.
Daniel: today we are going to tell you how Google works.
Nico: Google works with algorithms, which are a process or set of rules to be followed in
calculations or other problem-solving operations, especially followed by a computer.
Daniel: people in this times just put the word or the phrase they need to search but how
does Google search for what you want?
Nico; Google has a special program that are called Spiders. These little spiders link the
similar pages that you search using like their web, and then that is why you have
different pages.
Daniel: but how Google selects the best web pages?
Nico: Google looks for the words you searched
and links the pages that have the word in the title, the subtitle and in the text the most
repeated times.
Daniel; but there are millions of web pages that contain the word
Nico: Google is very advanced and selects the best web pages that have the best
information that you would like to see.
Daniel: so we really appreciate you being in this minute of technology with us
and we'll be back in 2 hours thanks for your attention and have a great morning.
music!!!!
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