NEWS BRIEFS |
Google Acquires BumpTop |
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Attensity Signs Agreement With Biz360 |
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Silverchair, Wolters Kluwer Health OK Licensing Deal |
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Salesforce.com to Acquire Jigsaw
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HP Faces Bribery Probe |
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NewsMakers |
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FEATURES |
Interview With Sarah Pritchard
The Changing Face of Academic Presses
Sarah Pritchard, dean of Northwestern University Press, explains how the university press can thrive in the 21st century.
by Richard Poynder
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@twitter Discloses Business Model #promotedtweets RT
Those who wondered how Twitter was going to make money finally have their answer: promoted tweets.
by Michael Baumann
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What the Future Holds for Net Neutrality
One court decision threw the FCC’s plan for Net Neutrality into flux. What went wrong for the FCC?
by George H. Pike
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For the Record: iPad News and Rumors
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Books and Beyond |
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Sustaining the VIVO Network |
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Elsevier: Building Research Apps
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NEWS |
NewsBytes |
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NewsBreak Update
Sticky Privacy Issues, the iPad Launch, and Code Scanning
by Paula J. Hane |
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NewsMakers |
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Product News & Reviews
39 - Lateral Data:
A Sharper Viewpoint
Into E-Discovery
40 - ActionBase:
Managing Workflow
41 - A Knovel Approach
to Sharing
Engineering Data
42 - GlassHouse Technologies:
Archival Transparency
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COLUMNS |
Focus on Publishing
OA Is Back on the Menu
Robin Peek examines a bill that could mandate public access to federally funded research. |
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Internet Waves
Thinking Like a Researcher
Shirley Duglin Kennedy sees a change in mindset as making the search for information much easier. |
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Legal Issues
Bad Buzz for Google
George H. Pike details Google’s second-most famous legal hurdle: privacy. |
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Redefining Search
Is a Search Revolution Brewing?
Stephen E. Arnold explains how Facebook is ushering in a new era in social search. |
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Insider’s Perspective
The Forgotten Book Market
Webb Shaw, director of editorial resources at J. J. Keller &
Associates, Inc., explores an ebook market that is bigger, deeper, and
older than you might think. |
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Database Review
hakia Gets Serious With Semantic Search
Mick O’Leary puts a next-generation search engine through its paces and compares it to link-ranking competitors such as Google. |
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DEPARTMENTS |
Up Front With Barbara Quint
The Perfect Library Vendor
bq continues her quest for perfection. This time, she characterizes the ideal library services company.
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IT Spotlight
The MashLogic Simplifies Search Through Personalized Links
Marji McClure explores the world of contextual linking, which could end up changing the way we surf the web.
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Editorial
Proving Your Worth
by Dick Kaser
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Letter to the Editor |
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People Line & the Executive Profile |
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International Report
Institute for Web Science in the Works
Our global correspondent weighs in on the U.K.’s multimillion dollar
center for web research, Google Buzz’s international impact, and a
controversial study on academic digital publishing.
by Jim Ashling
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CONFERENCE CIRCUIT |
Summer School Is in Session
Donald T. Hawkins provides a sneak preview of the industry’s upcoming conferences. |
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Information Today, Inc.’s Conference Dates |
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Report From the Field
AIIP Charges Forward
Text and photos by Marydee Ojala
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Report From the Field
SEM: The Cutting Edge of Search
by Barbara Brynko |
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David Milward Wins the 2010 Everett Brenner Award
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Conferences Around the World |
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COVER NOTES |
Book Review
Just Tell Me What You Want
Assessing Service Quality: Satisfying the Expectations of Library Customers
by Peter Hernon and Ellen Altman
reviewed by Gwen M. Gregory
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Words at Work |
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The ITI Chronicles
A New Chapter
Lauree Padgett traces the history of ITI as the company celebrates its 30th anniversary.
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