| FEATURES
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Looking for Good Art
Part 2: Image
Retrieval
David Mattison continues his series on art Web resources, focusing this
time on the infrastructure behind art image databases and how to best
overcome a lack of detailed image content metadata.
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National Commission on Libraries
and Information Science Revived
In this informative piece by
Miriam Drake, find out about the 12 newly appointed NCLIS commissioners
and their various agendas. |
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Open Source Weblog and Content
Management Systems
Want to maintain a Weblog but don't know HTML? Matthew McBride points
you to several open source content management sites to get you up and
running. |
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Quilting:
The Story of an Obsession
Tara Breton pieces together the
best resources available online for quilters of all skill levels. |
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Multifaceted
Search and the Search Engine Summit
Marc Solomon discusses the highlights of May's Search Engine Summit,
including multifaceted search and the state-of-the-art versus the
current reality of operational search. |
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Infoviz for Info Pros: Information
Visualization Software Tools 
Do you prefer to search by text or context? Judith Gelernter gives
readers a closer look at three tools in this emerging field: KartOO,
Grokker, and anacubis. |
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| EDITORIAL |
Searcher's Voice
Taking a humorous look at the poetry of Donald Rumsfeld, bq serves as a
guide through the ever-changing world of digital information. |
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| COLUMNS
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Webmastery
Good
Things Come in Small Packages, or, Findory Gets Personal
Learn about Findory.com, a personalized news site, through Gary Price's
interview with its creator, Greg Linden. |
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Internet
Express
Just how fast can you thumb-type? Irene McDermott tells who holds this
world record while reviewing a variety of text-messaging options. |
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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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