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The Computer Age, also known as Digital Age, and Information Age, and New Media Age, has been the most impactable historical period of human civilization. If well the truth that its precursor, the Industrial Revolution, drastically changed the way societies lived and worked and plaid, the magnitude of its impact in terms of communication cannot be compared with the one the Computer Age has brought into today’s society. Consequently, technology and human interaction have become a modern society norm. Indeed, a well-considered focus for academic and scientific research. The study takes on the Communication philosophy and Communication Theory to present an outlook on searching for information through technology and human interaction. It focuses on the Shamon Weaver Model to transcribe this model communication concept into a Search Engine Communication Model (SECM). The study has used a qualitative method approach for the collection and analysis of correlated materials such as books and publications and Internet-accredited websites.

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Joel Laffita Rivera. 2026. \u201cSearching Information through Technology and Human Interaction\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - A: Arts & Humanities GJHSS-A Volume 23 (GJHSS Volume 23 Issue A3): .

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/GJHSS

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The Computer Age, also known as Digital Age, and Information Age, and New Media Age, has been the most impactable historical period of human civilization. If well the truth that its precursor, the Industrial Revolution, drastically changed the way societies lived and worked and plaid, the magnitude of its impact in terms of communication cannot be compared with the one the Computer Age has brought into today’s society. Consequently, technology and human interaction have become a modern society norm. Indeed, a well-considered focus for academic and scientific research. The study takes on the Communication philosophy and Communication Theory to present an outlook on searching for information through technology and human interaction. It focuses on the Shamon Weaver Model to transcribe this model communication concept into a Search Engine Communication Model (SECM). The study has used a qualitative method approach for the collection and analysis of correlated materials such as books and publications and Internet-accredited websites.

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