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I mentioned [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/001199.html] the other day that of the three blog search engines

A little while ago, a former colleague [https://www.silversprite.com/] pointed me at the Wikipedia page [https://en.wikipedia.

Peter Binkley has a thoughtful post on libraries and Second Life, which could be generalized to a variety of environments.

Hitwise has an interesting analyis of seasonal patterns of web traffic traffic. What I noticed was how Wikipedia use was

I mentioned the Brown(e) Issue system below, and noted that there was not a wikipedia entry for it. A

The Guardian supplement has a feature on Web 2.0 where they interview the founders of a set of internet

The Hitwise blog is always interesting. They refer to the Udell/Bezos interview I cited [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/

A colleague pointed me at an article by the always interesting Judith Pearce about how the National Library of Australia

I know some folks who have some elaborate arrangements set up for tracking stuff across a variety of blog search

Bjørn Olstad, CTO of FAST, presented at Ticer on search [pdf [https://www.ticer.nl/06carte/publicat/02Olstad.pdf]]. A

I participated in a question-answer session at WilsWorld last week. I enjoyed it and took away several things to think

Yahoo! Answers [https://answers.yahoo.com/] just sort of snuck up on me. You can tell it is a real