Ebscohost Article Summary

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The article that I found on Google about privacy and security on the internet had an author and so did the article about privacy and security that I found on EBSCOHost. Neither of the articles were signed, but the article from EBSCOHost looked like a more resourceful one. The author from the Google article is David Gorodyansky. He seemed to be pretty credible, but not as credible or knowledgable as Scott Peppet, the author of the EBSCOHost article. The article from Google had no sources, but the one that I found on EBSCOHost provided a source where you can find the exact location of the article. This goes to show that anyone can put anything on the internet and that you have to be careful believing and/or using the information online and check it and make sure it’s accurate. …show more content…

The EBSCOHost article looked very accurate it provided the source, author, the document type, subject terms, summary, author affiliations, and etc. The Google article didn’t provide any of that. The EBSCOHost article was error free and it also, stated that none of the information from the University of Texas at Austin School of Law Publications content cannot be copied or used on multiple websites because it’s content is copyrighted. That shows that the content from EBSCOHost is authentic and directly from the source. Where as, the Google article looked error free didn’t provide me with anything that said it was copyrighted. Which means the article can be one’s opinion or some made up nonsense. Therefore, the Google is not as credible or accurate as the EBSCOHost article. Both articles doesn’t have an editor or someone who verifies the information. The only difference is that EBSCOHost owns all rights to it’s content and all of content is copyrighted. Where as, the article from Google more so resembles a

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