how do u find the writer of the info u get on the internet?
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Usually near the bottom of the article there is a bibliography or works cited section. This will list the author(s) or another article where informaiton was taken from. For example, the area below this post that shows "Source(s)".
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Go to www.netsol.com\non the bottom of the page (left side), you will see whoiswho\nwrite the name of webesite and you can see the original address/phone numbers/email etc. of owner of website.....write them directly, mostly they would reply you...
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Use google. Sometimes you can dig up a lot of useful info.
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Information is in the source
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I always put the name of the site, the link, and the date it was created/last updated (in that order).  If the author's name is there, I will add that as well.  I haven't had an issue yet.
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One way is to do a search for their name using google or yahoo.
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what type of info you looking for
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go on your search engine and type it in.. i just had a look for you and it's a little bit involved to write it all in here.
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Google people you know.  Sometimes you find out interesting things.
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try people search or nettrace
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Internet sites usually  make you pay for that info. USSearch for example. But their search engines are good. You don't pay unless the info they find on the person is the one you are looking for.
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you can get some info from wikipedia.org
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why don't you just type that into google scholar? \n\nhttp://scholar.google.com\n\nthen look at authors of papers and where they work (any scientific paper the contact address is given, often including e-mail address)
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take a wild guess and start typing all that you know about this person in the address bar. Or you can probably call him/her and ask for the address.lol
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I use samspade.org, just paste the URL into the whois field\n\nThis site also has other useful net lookup tools
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u just find it on google dear....
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google.com  then put in your info.