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Category Archives: search
Peter Morville @ NASIG
Liveblogging Peter Morville keynote at NASIG Information Architecture – Combination of organization, labeling, search, navigation – art + science. Can learn from related fields like HCI but not sufficient. Still emerging discipline. Done by many people who don’t know the … Continue reading
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Ingenta Shares Holdings with Google Scholar
This little note was squeezed into the middle of an All My Eye entry about Ingenta at the Frankfurt Book Fair: We’ve been working closely with Google for over 2 years now, and the latest development is that we will … Continue reading
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NYT Site Search
At least library catalogs aren’t the only search tools with problems: When I search for “A Food Website Spiced with Attitude”, the NYT’s search engine should take a wild, off-the-wall guess about what article I might be looking for, and … Continue reading
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Windows Live Academic Launched
Microsoft has launched Windows Live Academic. According to the site it “currently indexes content related to computer science, physics, electrical engineering, and related subject areas.” The results interface has some interesting features, including a split panel that shows results on … Continue reading
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