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7th October 2010
No.311
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About FreePint
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Editorial
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By Robin Neidorf
 We've recently begun offering volumes of reports for purchase, including the most recently released FUMSI Essential Collection for Managing Information. This, along with a volume on finding information and another on social media for media for business, can be found in the FreePint Shop.
 These volumes collect the hard-earned practical wisdom of a dozen or experts, and provide it to you at a discount. How much wisdom?
Consider what our contributors provide every month:
Tap 90 years of experience in VIP
While editing a recent feature article for VIP Magazine, I was struck by the value of what I held in my hands. Our contributor had distilled 6 years of experience on competitive intelligence tools into 1500 well-written words.
The same issue included two VIP Reports on Products, each written by an information professional with more than 8 years' experience, and each report representing more than 15 hours of focused research.
News analysis in VIP Magazine feeds off the VIP LiveWire, written by 5 contributing editors with between 10 and 25 years' experience apiece.
Total experience packaged in VIP: 90 years
Benefit from 150 years of experience in FUMSI
Next I looked over the fresh collection of FUMSI articles: 4 articles, plus 4 editorials multiplies out to nearly 100 years' worth of information expertise.
One of our contributing editors also assembled one of our FUMSI Reports entitled Folio on Value - Quality, not Quantity -- a collection of 5 (or more) articles on a specific topic, plus editorial commentary and recommendations. This report on its own represents another 50 years of experience.
Total experience packaged in FUMSI: 150 years
Harvest 32 years of experience in ResourceShelf
We launched ResourceBlog in September, moving the content that ResourceShelf has published over the years into a new format to add functionality and organise the collection of web-based resources to support business research. Founding editor Gary Price, with his 20 years in the field, continues to share resources at a truly astounding rate (329 postings in the month of September), ably aided by senior editor Shirl Kennedy.
Total experience packaged in ResourceShelf: 32 years
Incorporate 40 years of experience in DocuTicker
Also launched in September is the DocuBase, offering researchers a unique collection of abstracts from full-text, free PDF reports available on the web, published by government agencies, research institutes, NGOs and other public interest organisations. Under the leadership of Shirl Kennedy and Gary Price, and with the UK-based assistance of Adrian Janes, the database added 336 records in the month of September.
Total experience packaged in DocuTicker: 40 years
Ready for the final tally?
Across the FreePint Family, you can tap into the knowledge generated by over 300 years of information-intensive work. Every month. In a variety of formats. Via annual subscriptions or one-off purchases or in many cases at no cost whatsoever.
The depth and breadth of experience provided by FreePint contributors over the years is both humbling and exciting. Collectively, FreePint contributors represent a range of expertise that, I'd venture to say, is unmatched. And exciting things happen when all that talent is brought together.
It gets even more exciting when YOU tell us what else you want from that talent pool. What products should we review in VIP? What problems are on your desk that FUMSI articles can help you resolve? What value-added packages can we assemble to put this expertise in your hands at the right price?
Take 5 minutes to complete this brief survey on topics and formats we're considering for 2011. If you have a specific suggestion, contact us -- we are limited only by imagination, certainly not by experience!
Robin Neidorf
General Manager
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My Favourite Tipples
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Submit your list of up to five favourite tipples to support@freepint.com for publication with your byline and photo in the FreePint Newsletter. Have a single tip to share? Post it to the FUMSI Forum.
By Shirl Kennedy
DocuTicker relaunched last month, pulling tens of thousands of report citations into a database format, and we've enjoyed watching usage explode. We rely on countless 'fishing holes' to find quality resources, and we are always grateful for links, nudges in the right direction and questions that force us to dig deeper.
Turnabout is fair play: Here's a quick look at only a small number of those blogs that have cited DocuTicker:
- The Journalist's Toolbox by the Society for Professional Journalists is more like a treasure chest of great resources.
- The Public Health InfoLinks list maintained by the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University is a great collection of field-specific, general-interest and alternative media resources on health and healthcare.
- Social Capital Review comments primarily on the region of King County, Washington, but its Public Data Ferret provides links to other resources.
- Government Info Pro is published by LexisNexis publishes news and analysis of what's happening in the world of U.S. federal government information.
- If you've ever followed a DocuTicker link, only to find that 'this page is not found', submit it to the Lost Docs Blog. Users submit information about U.S. federal government reports they can no longer find on the web.
Shirl Kennedy is the senior editor for DocuTicker and ResourceShelf.
Would you like to add your Favourite Tipples suggestions for the FreePint Newsletter or write an article for FUMSI (Find, Use, Manage or Share Information?).
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FreePint Bar
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- [FUMSI] Latest popular articles
The following are the most popular FUMSI articles over the last 30 days:
* Treasuring Twitter: The Why and How of Preserving Tweets
* Clustering Search Strategies: An Overview and Update
* Turning complaints into compliments in a city library service
* The Greening of a Business: Beyond the Bottom Line
* How is SharePoint used in Libraries?
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- [RS] Resource of the Week: Banned Books Week 2010
Banned Books Week 2010 Begins: Resources and Press Coverage (#1)
We plan to post one or two more BBW press reviews during the next week, thus the (#1).
+ Official Banned Books Week Web Site
+ Top Ten Most Frequently Challenged Books of 2009 (via ALA Office of Intellectual Freedom (OIF) Web Site)
++ New & Cool! Infographic: Most Frequently Challenged Books of 2009 (via Good.is)
+ New: Banned Books Soundwave (via NC State University Libraries)
"Join the NCSU Libraries in celebrating this annual event by listening to excerpts from banned books read by members of the NC State community. Click on the play button to listen to excerpts from selected banned books."
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- [VIP] Latest popular LiveWire posts
There's a lot of valuable comment at the VIP LiveWire. The following are the most popular posts from our contributing editors over the last 30 days:
* Headline copyright shock horror!
* Mobile: erased the digital divide?
* The FT forges on with paid content
* NYTimes and Facebook link up
* Business networking -- broader and smarter
Subscribe to the free VIP Wires Weekly to stay informed. Your comments on any posting are always welcome.
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- [FreePint] Sources and Resources
We recently hired another account manager -- welcome, Ann Marie! In preparing her training, we were surprised at the number of different information sources we're managing every day -- a full dozen before we'd even gotten to external information! That's 12 different sources, just for internal information management and collaboration. Granted, not all of these are heavily used, but all are part of our working day. This core toolkit of sources combines free, fee and purpose-built tools, some cloud-based, some on our own servers, some on our individual hard-drives. The diversity is, I'd wager, common to many organisations.
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FUMSI Features
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 FUMSI publishes articles, tools, and a monthly magazine, to give you practical help with information skills. Visit http://www.fumsi.com/
However you Find, Use, Manage or Share Information, you'll find something in FUMSI to help.
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We add new articles to the FUMSI database in each practice area every month, which are free to read, browse, email, print or save. Here are the most recent additions:
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Finding Your Information
 By Lorene Kennard
FUMSI: Find
No matter how much training and experience an information professional has, luck often plays an important part in tracking down the precise information required. Whether it's through a chance meeting, a phone call or even a misspelt search term, those gold nuggets of vital information can make all the difference as Lorene Kennard's examples show.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'We have training, research skills and experience, but serendipity never hurts. Every time we take on a research project, we use our experience and training to determine which resources contain the information we are looking for. Sometimes, when we are searching for one type of information, we come across a gold mine of data that we were not even looking for but which can be useful in our current or ongoing projects.'
Read, print, save or forward this article now »
Mobile Technologies in Libraries
 By Andrew Walsh
FUMSI: Use
With most library users owning a mobile phone, and increasing numbers of these being smartphones, it is time for libraries to take advantage of mobile technology. Andrew Walsh looks at the different levels that can be used from simple text messaging for both alerts and enquiries, to making sure the library is present on location-based social networks, and ultimately to creating an augmented reality layer.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'There are different levels at which libraries can enter the world of mobile friendly services, from basic text messaging services, through the mobile web that is increasing rapidly in importance and availability, to the more speculative (and fragmented) world of location aware services.'
Read, print, save or forward this article now »
FUMSI Forum
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FUMSI - Forthcoming Topics
- The Big Three: Comparison of Bing, Yahoo and Google
- Social media and health care information
- Mobile tools for education and learning
- Twitter for publishers
- Newspaper paywalls: What they mean for info pros
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Online Information Exhibition
Keeping you ahead of the digital revolution
30 November - 2 December 2010, Olympia Grand Hall, London
Over 200 vendors and comprehensive seminar programme covering:
- Content Resources
- ePublishing
- Library Management
- Content Management
- Social Media and Search Solutions
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FreePint Research: Call for Participation.
Needs and Preferences: News Content
3rd annual FreePint Survey on Needs and Preferences for news content -- participate now »
All participants receive a copy of the resulting report.
Share and gain insight on:
- Shifts in content type and source
- Balance between free and fee sources
- Satisfaction with sources and unmet needs
This year's research is sponsored in part by Acquire Media and Moreover.
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VIP Features
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VIP publishes in-depth, unbiased reviews of business information products. If you purchase or use premium information resources, make VIP part of your professional reading every month »
 CI Software: Surveying the blurry landscape
In addition to analysis of information industry news and in-depth reviews of content products, VIP publishes features written by experts on emerging trends and thorny problems in information strategy. September's VIP No. 82 featured an overview of software for competitive intelligence, a growing product category that often brings together aggregation of sources with data visualisation. VIP has also commissioned author Scott Brown to write VIP Reports on Products to cover the packages he mentions; this series is scheduled to begin in December 2010. Extract from Scott's feature story:
What is CI software? What are we talking about?
Here's where we begin to get lost in the somewhat blurry landscape of
CI tools and software.
If you have ever investigated 'CI software' for
your organisation, you may have had a hard time making sense of what's
available in this space. You may even be struggling with figuring out what
the software should do for you. In fact, what makes CI software 'CI software' anyway?
In some respects, it almost comes down to this: does the vendor market
the product as a competitive intelligence product? If so, then it is a
competitive intelligence product.
I believe part of the current confusion in this space is due
to a few factors. One is
the increasing number of information professionals moving into intelligence
work. Speaking from an info pro perspective, I believe that, because we are
steeped in a variety of information sources and tools, we see some so-called 'CI
tools' as duplicate, and often deficient, in their functionality. I've looked
at some CI software in the past, and have been hard-pressed to see why I
wouldn't simply use, for example, Google Reader as a better and more flexible
platform for gathering information feeds. This kind of 'seen that, have seen it
done better' mentality is certainly valuable. But I believe this mindset can
also hinder us from seeing these solutions clearly at times.
Another factor is the rise of social tools and social functionality
which has created new and evolving competitive tools. Some
social tools, like LinkedIn, are proving to be powerful CI tools all on their
own, and CI practitioners and researchers are using them effectively. The FUMSI Folio Report on Competitive Intelligence demonstrates this phenomenon in some depth.
As a
result, traditional software vendors are integrating social features into their
software. In October 2009, VIP published a
report on Digimind 7. Author Jonathan Gordon-Till talked about some of the capabilities of the
Digimind software that are infused with social aspects, such as visualisation and word
clouds. Collaboration - whether this means that organisation members are able
to submit information into the CI software, or that the software integrates
with wikis internally - is another social element popping up in CI software. We'll
increasingly see these kinds of features in CI software, and because social
tools are evolving, so will the CI software space.
The solutions
So where
from here? Digimind, reviewed in October 2009, certainly continues to garner a
lot of buzz. Some of the established solutions in CI software include:
- Comintelli's Knowledge XChanger
- Cipher Systems' Knowledge.Works
- Wincite Systems - focus on 'knowledge networking'.
Other solutions that have been gaining buzz lately include:
- Intelligence Plaza from Global Intelligence Alliance
- Axxone.Strategy
- Fuld's Competitive Intelligence Portal (specifically for SharePoint)
- Strategy Software - competitor information management system
- Astragy - offered as an SaaS platform
- Denodo.
Over the next few months we'll look at some of these
solutions in depth. We also may have the opportunity to look at some of the
many other solutions that fall into the CI software category - or somewhere
near it - including:
- QL2
- KB Crawl - website monitoring
- SuccessFactors CubeTree - a collaboration solution
We'd also like to get your input. Are there particular tools
you'd like to see reviewed? Are there areas in the CI software space that are
confounding? Submit your suggestions for reviews to the VIP Suggestion Box.
The full version of this article, including links to the above vendors, appeared in VIP No. 82, published in September 2010. Also published were reviews of CEIC: Brazil and EIU Country Risk Service. Purchase the individual product reviews by clicking the links, or save money by purchasing VIP No. 82 and get both reports as part of your purchase.
Get two full product reports each month, plus VIP Magazine, when you subscribe to VIP.
VIP LiveWire
VIP contributing editors comment daily on what's happening in the industry.
Visit the LiveWire for their insights, and subscribe to the free VIP Wires Weekly for regular alerts.
VIP Wires Weekly is generously sponsored by Financial Times.
Most Read Postings on the LiveWire Recently...
- Social media use in European Libraries
On 8th August, as part of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) marketing satellite event in Stockholm, EBSCO unveiled the results of its survey of 1200 participants on the use of social media in libraries in Europe...
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- OK for employees to tweet?
Have you tweeted today? What did you tweet about? And if you are an employee of an organisation did your tweet represent the values or message of your employer? In fact does the organisation that you work for allow you to tweet as a company employee? Do they encourage or discourage social media and provide guidelines and procedures as their employee?...
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- Mobile penetration shapes emerging markets
Mobile communication devices with access to online information and connection via social media platforms are drastically carving out new markets in countries with growing middle classes. Nielsen (http://digbig.com/5bcghp) recently reported that the demand for mobile (cell) communication is following a less than predictable growth pattern with explosive demand in emerging economies...
Read posting online »
- Less could be more at Nexis
Over 2,000 global newspapers feature on Nexis ' but earlier this year came word that News International's offerings would soon not be among them. Now it seems that selected News International content may continue to feature on Nexis, not as full text but as abstracts...
Read posting online »
- No lazy summer days for legal info providers
Even through the sleepy month of August, legal, tax and regulatory information rivals Thomson Reuters and LexisNexis continue to innovate furiously. The arrival of the potentially disruptive Bloomberg on the scene may be one factor - but another one is likely to be the increasing availability of free legal stuff from government...
Read posting online »
Always feel free to comment on any item on the LiveWire, and if you do not yet have a free subscription to the VIP Wires Weekly, you can sign up now »
Purchase VIP Magazine No. 81 from the FreePint Shop, or start your subscription now »
VIP LiveWire »
VIP Wire
Information-related product and news announcements. Post your releases and subscribe to the free VIP Wires Weekly for regular alerts.
Recent VIP Wire announcements...
- Copyright Clearance Center Expands Partnership Program
Pubget and Study.Net integrate CCC's Web Services to Deliver Copyright Permissions
DANVERS, Mass., September 30, 2010-Copyright Clearance Center (CCC), a not-for-profit organization and leading provider of licensing solutions, announced the expansion of its partner program and details of its recent partnerships with life sciences PDF search platform Pubget and Web-based learning resource Study.Net.
Read Press Release online »
- Scope will be exhibiting the Frankfurt Book Fair
Chennai, India: Scope eKnowledge Center, the publishers of the STM industry news service, Knowledgespeak (www.knowledgespeak.com), will be conducting a series of interviews with select industry executives at the upcoming Frankfurt Book Fair, October 6-8. The goal is to provide a unique real-time perspective from the vantage points of established leaders within the STM industry, inspired by the live events taking place at the Book Fair itself. Since its inception in 2005, Knowledgespeak has published several dozen exclusive interviews with senior executives, covering different topics of interest to information industry professionals...
Read Press Release online »
- Credo Reference adds Ashgate Publisher Collection
Boston and Oxford, 29th September 2010 - Credo Reference, the award-winning online reference library, is adding a Publisher Collection from Ashgate. Fifteen comprehensive, specialty titles will soon be available on the Credo Reference platform...
Read Press Release online »
VIP Wire »
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VIP - Forthcoming Topics
- NewsEdge
- Comparative review of Dow Jones Factiva and Nexis.com
- Moreover Newsdesk
- ICAP: Greek Data
- Perfect Information
- The Practical Law Company
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Tame the Information Beast at 50% Off:
FUMSI's Essential Collection for Managing Information
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Jinfo - Jobs and Events in Information
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 Jinfo is the central location for supporting your information career. The Jinfo Jobs database lists vacancies, and the Jinfo Events database lists workshops, conferences, training, webinars and other professional development opportunities.
Start a free subscription to receive the weekly Jinfo Update, with a complete list of the latest vacancies and events, or search the databases at any time (free).
Jinfo Jobs in the FreePint Newsletter are supported through our partnership with Quantum2, an innovative skills development programme offered by Dialog. Learn more at <http://quantum.dialog.com/>.
Jinfo Jobs:
Here is a selection of the latest featured vacancies in the Jinfo database:
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Records Manager
Records Manager with proven project management and EDRMS implementation experience sought for Global London law firm.
Recruiter: Sue Hill Recruitment and Services Limited
Country: United Kingdom
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Market Data Specialist
A permanent career opportunity has arisen for an experienced Market Data analyst to take an active...
Recruiter: TFPL Intelligent Resources
Country: United Kingdom
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Information Services & Training Team Lead
Newly created senior level Library & Information Team Leader required by City Professional Services organisation.
Recruiter: Glen Recruitment
Country: United Kingdom
Browse all Jinfo Jobs »
Jinfo Events:
Here is a selection of the latest featured events in the Jinfo database:
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MARC 21: an introduction
The course provides a structured introduction to MARC 21.
Organiser: CILIP
Date: 26th Oct 2010
Country: United Kingdom
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Mobile Cloud Computing Forum
1 day conference and exhibition on Enterprise Mobile Cloud Computing and Enterprise Apps.
Organiser: Keynote
Date: 1st Dec 2010
Country: Online
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Online Mobile Cloud Computing Forum
Free to View event streaming.
Organiser: Keynote
Date: 1st Dec 2010
Country: Online
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Online Information 2010
The leading UK event covering the full spectrum of online content and information management solutions.
Organiser: Incisive Media
Date: 30th Nov - 2nd Dec 2010
Country: United Kingdom
Browse all Jinfo Events »
Jinfo - the best place for information-related job vacancies and professional development opportunities.
- RECRUITING?
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- 50% discount for registered charities
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- Get started at <http://web.jinfo.com/events/load/>
- Partner events listed for free; enquire at <support@jinfo.com>.
Find out more today at <http://www.jinfo.com/>
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Highlights from DocuTicker
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DocuTicker publishes citations of full-text, free reports available on the web. Visit daily for new postings, or subscribe to the weekly DocuTicker Newsletter.
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Highlights from ResourceShelf
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 Every week, the editors of ResourceShelf explore a Resource of the Week. Get them for free every week via email by subscribing to the ResourceShelf Newsletter.
Become a fan of ResourceShelf and DocuTicker on Facebook.
Recently published:
Resource of the Week - Structurae: International Database and Gallery of Structures
We apologize in advance for the time sink, but this gem -- discovered by Gary -- is one of the more compelling sites we've seen lately.
This site offers you information on works of structural engineering, architecture or construction through time, history and from around the world. Our documentation begins at the time of the pyramids in Egypt and Roman construction, continues to Romanesque and Gothic churches and through to the Industrial Revolution all the way to today and beyond. Structurae deals mostly with bridges, tunnels, dams, skyscrapers, stadiums, towers, etc. Explore this site to discover the marvelous works of structural engineering.
You can search this database -- a Google site search box is available -- but it's much more interesting to browse. Click on the Structures link at the top, and you'll be transported to a page that explains the different ways you can peruse the site, with the actual links down the lefthand side...
View entire posting, including live links »
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Gold
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A look back at what the FreePint Newsletter covered at this time in previous years:
- FreePint No. 287, 8th October 2009 "When Smaller is Better: U.S. Merger and Acquisition Databases for Business Appraisers" and "Using Information to Drive Business Processes: A Case Study"
- FreePint No. 262, 9th October 2008 "Social Networking: A Research Tool" and "Making a Difference to Patient Care - Using Evidence Based Medicine"
- FreePint No. 239, 11th October 2007 "Charting a New Course: The Future of Information Work" and "Your Online Identity: Key to Marketing and Being Found"
- FreePint No. 215, 5th October 2006 "What They Say and Do: Practical Tips for Harvesting Reliable User Feedback for Planning" and "Business Information Trends: Adding Value and Creating Customised Applications"
- FreePint No. 192, 13th October 2005 "Pulse on Germany - German sources of business information on the World Wide Web" and "Trends in business information, provision and use"
- FreePint No. 169, 14th October 2004 "Web Accessibility: Ensuring Access for All" and "Trends in business information, provision and use"
- FreePint No. 146, 2nd October 2003 "Problems with Good Credit Information on Chinese Companies" and "Digital Preservation - Barbarians at the Gate"
- FreePint No. 122, 3rd October 2002 "Effective Writing: How Good Copy Can Make Your Information Work Harder" and "From Knowledge Economy to Knowledge Ecology? - IBM's David Snowden Maps a 'Third Way' for KM at Open University Seminar"
- FreePint No. 97, 4th October 2001 "Tax Links" and "Taxonomies are what?"
- FreePint No. 72, 5th October 2000 "Influence of the Internet on the Patent Process" and "All change for search technology?"
- FreePint No. 47, 7th October 1999 "Sources of UK Financial Information on the Internet" and "Getting Good References"
- FreePint No. 23, 1st October 1998 "The Good Times are not about to end, unfortunately" and "There's an awful lot of coffee in Brazil: Coffee information on the Web"
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