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Google Is Constantly Evolving Search
Google has made searching better yet again. Apparently, with their all new Realtime search, the searches will come to you live after just one entry. You can search for one subject and see real time updates roll in to your browser.
Read MoreArchiveConnect Gets Remodeled
Group Logic has released a new version of ArchiveConnect, its File System Archiving (FSA) solution for Mac desktops.
Read MoreHave You Heard About E-LIS?
Students and professionals in library and information science should know about E-LIS: Eprints in Library and Information Science. It is a discipline-specific, open-access repository containing thousands of scholarly articles on library and information science.
Read MoreFood Safety News Being Indexed For New Website
Food Safety News Today, an online news monitoring service covering food safety, FDA, food poisoning and food processors, among many other key areas, was recently launched by EIN News.
Read MoreNPR Starts Local Online Journalism Projects
Looking to find some longevity beyond radio based programming, NPR recently launched their Argo Network – just inside the project deadline.
Read MoreOlive Branch Extended By Whom? – Google or Associated Press
In a surprising turn of events, Google will soon offer content from the Associated Press (AP) on its news site. With a history of public disagreements over copyright interpretations, this business move – though strategic – is leaving many with questions.
Read MoreNew Acquisition Enhances DocuLynx’s Archive and Retrieval Capabilities
DocuLynx Inc., has acquired the docHarbor Online and Document Management divisions of Anacomp. This acquisition will significantly increase DocuLynx’s archive and retrieval capabilities.
Read MoreBeefing Up Security Has Its Challenges
CorreLog, Inc., presents the new Cloud Security and Compliance Suite. This provider of enterprise-class log management and proactive security correlation solutions is combining security information and event management (SIEM) with deep correlation functions and sophisticated IT enterprise search.
Read MoreBreaking Down Automatic Metadata Generation/Extraction
There are two approaches to automatic metadata generation/extraction and within those, many variations. The first is statistical. Generally speaking, the types are Bayesian, vector, neural nets, automatic clustering, etc. These methods work off the principle that if in a big set of data two words occur together frequently then those words are related conceptually.
Read MoreEasier Online Search for Science Information on the Horizon
With the help of science software, searching for information online could become easier.
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