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Clinical Trial Resources
Three of the Best
Eva
Perkins reviews the clinical trial process and provides a succinct look
at three online resources for searchers: ClinicalTrials.gov,
CenterWatch, and Adis Clinical Trials Insight.
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The
DialogClassic Web Redesign
A
Hit!
Amelia
Kassel tells you what’s so great about the new and improved
version of
DialogClassic.com, including the interface, and offers a comparison to
DialogLink 5.0. |
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Social
Networking and Video Web Sites
MySpace and
YouTube Meet the Copyright Cops
The
movie and music industries are heading for a copyright showdown with
social networking and video Web sites. Stephanie Ardito looks at the
brewing battle from all sides as well as possible outcomes.
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Electronic
Health Records
Lydia
Ewing examines the current state of personal health information and how
making this information available electronically could literally be a
lifesaver.
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Site Search
Analytics
Let
the Tail Wag the Dog
Why
all the buzz about what’s generally been considered the dull
task of
log files? And what does SERP have to do with it? Erik Arnold fills
searchers in.
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| COLUMNS
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Internet
Express
Escaping
Ugly: Graphic Design Aids for Untrained Librarians
Are
you an accidental graphic artist? Irene McDermott will show you
where to go for help when it comes to color, fonts, layout, and more.
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What’s
Next
Back
to the Future: Librarians Become Archivists
Or,
perhaps you are suddenly in the role of archivist. David Grossman, in
his new position of History Room librarian, shares what he’s
learning
about electronic preservation and the current plethora of tools to help
with the task. |
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The Better
Mousetrap
CSA
Illustrata: Is a Picture Really Worth a Thousand Words?
Edward
Vawter reviews CSA Illustrata, a service designed to help searchers
with “deep indexing” needs involving tables,
figures, and graphs that
are not contained in text. |
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Tools of the
Trade
The
Big Picture: Time for a New Set?
A
burned-out bulb gives Dave Rensberger reason to go hunting for a new HD
television set, once, of course, he gets permission from “the
one who
must be obeyed.” |
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| EDITORIAL |
Searcher's
Voice
How,
bq challenges, can information professionals use their skills to create
a durable infrastructure for archiving that will stand the test of time
and digital advancements? |
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| DEPARTMENTS
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Contacts
Find
the postal and electronic addresses, phone and fax numbers for all the
companies, products, and people mentioned in this issue.
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