SEO News  Google Generation A Myth: Here's Why   When people are
looking for reliable information, they don't trust and use
search engines quite as much as you think. According to USC's
Center for the Digital Future, only 51% of people currently
believe that “most or all of the information produced by search
engines is reliable and accurate.”  So does everyone settle for
the engines anyway? No, it's only part of the mix. Recently the
British Library asked people about the specific ways they
searched for reliable articles. Regardless of age, personal
recommendations were always cited as an important source --
beating out Google Scholar every time.   Younger students
between 17-21 relied on recommendations, journal publisher sites
and electronic tables of content, along with Google Scholar
somewhat less frequently. Libraries were used more by the time
researchers reached age 22, and spiked for the Baby Boomers. So
there's clearly a mix of discovery tools used in the research
process today.  This British study c