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9th December 2010
No.315
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Editorial
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 By Robin Neidorf
Online Information - Your Thoughts Needed
The start of December now means one thing to me: Online Information. Thanks to all our contributors, friends, sponsors and supporters who stopped by our stand last week in London. (Take a minute to check out our photos.)
FreePint Research is now undertaking a project to understand how you feel about this industry event. Take 5 minutes and complete this anonymous survey, regardless of whether you attended, and help shape the next evolution of a key event in the information world:
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 FreePint's big announcement at Online Information was of a great strategic hire: Please join me in welcoming Michelle Manafy as Director of Content for FreePint. You'll be hearing more from Michelle in this space following the New Year, and in the meantime read the press release about her.
Although snow stopped trains, planes and automobiles in the United Kingdom during the show, our meetings were plentiful and productive. The hardest part is to sort through all the follow-up tasks and make sense of what to do next!
What Do You Want from FreePint in 2011?
FreePint Family editors spoke up during a delightful editorial dinner to ask for more feedback from readers about topics you want covered and products you want reviewed in 2011. Our editors have plenty of their own ideas, but they much prefer commissioning work to your specifications.
Take a minute to tell us what you want in FreePint in 2011, and we'll make every effort to make it happen.
Build Your Toolkit
Events like Online Information inspire me to try out new tools, and the quiet period at the end of December offers a bit of time in which to do so. A few of my recommendations for ways to build your own toolkit, if you too have a quiet week or two during the holiday season:
- FreePint Search: We've implemented a new search tool that pulls content from across the entire FreePint Family. This is a great way to discover articles, resources and commentary you might otherwise have missed from FUMSI, VIP, ResourceShelf and all the sites in the FreePint Family.
- Sponsor Investigation: Sponsors make it possible for FreePint to publish a great variety of quality content at no cost to you. Take a few minutes to review current FUMSI Sponsors and their offerings. You'll also find sponsor messages at the VIP LiveWire, ResourceBlog, DocuBase, and FreePint Bar - perhaps you'll find something useful to add to your resources in 2011 from one of our generous supporters.
- Sample Request: What do you mean you didn't know we publish in-depth content product reviews in VIP and reports on information-related topics in FUMSI? Discover resources you didn't know, right within FreePint, when you request samples of our premium resources. After reviewing samples, I bet you'll hear from one of our account managers, offering you a low-cost or no-cost three-month trial subscription...
Enjoy your investigations, and let us know what you think of what you discover. Have a question about something you want to put in your toolkit but just can't find? Post it to the FUMSI Forum and get answers from other members of our global audience.
Robin Neidorf
Director of Research
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My Favourite Tipples
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 By Arthur Weiss
One of the benefits of attending the Online Conference and Exhibition is the list of new, unfamiliar, and "how could I have forgotten" sites that call out to be explored and tested and used. This year's conference that recently ended was no different. Sites included real-time search, regular search, social media, news and more. Many sites will probably have the lifespan of a supermarket yoghurt left out in the sun (I can dream as the snow falls around me). Nevertheless some are worth looking at. So here are some mentioned, some not mentioned that should have been, and my favourites.
- Silobreaker.com is my favourite, described by one speaker as the news search engine he'd depend on if stranded on a desert island. I always include this news tool in my own training workshops and it justifiably takes the crown - integrating news stories, video, twitter feeds, and more. It even shows a chart of how stories connect with each other, and the news trends.
- Yauba.com is a search engine that I like and think is well worth trying. In a round-up of search engines it wasn't mentioned which is a shame, as I think it's much better than competitors. Of course it's not up there with Google or Bing for comprehensiveness but on its AboutUs page it boldly states that it could not care less. What Yauba focuses on is 'intelligence' i.e. Bringing you good results, consistently - without stealing your personal details.
- There are many sites that can be used for searching the deep web. Biznar.com was mentioned several times, justifiably. It is a good business search tool and I include it among my other faves such as nlresearch.com (Northern Light) and deepdyve.com for searching for business sites in the deep web, that Google, Bing, et al tend to miss.
- Collecta.com also gained several mentions, and is a good way of searching the realtime web. Importantly it doesn't just search Twitter but includes results from other sources - blogs (and blog comments), video and more. This makes it complementary to Google's own Realtime search (realtime.google.com) and, I think, much better than some of the other realtime search feeds.
- Scoopler.com now redirects to justspotted.com - and although was in one presenter's slides, was skipped over owing to this change and now lack of business interest. However, every collection of Tipples should include something whimsical or tabloid so this is mine. JustSpotted.com is a real-time search for finding where your favourite celebrity has just been. If you want to stalk Johnny Depp or Natalie Portman then this is the site for you.
Arthur Weiss is managing director of AWARE, specialising in competitive intelligence training, research and analysis. He focuses on training clients find, understand and manage business-critical intelligence using secondary research sources. He teaches all aspects of competitive intelligence and leads a course on marketing research at Thames Valley University. He spoke at the Online Information conference on the use of social media for research. Based in the UK, he can be contacted via his web site at http://www.marketing-intelligence.co.uk/.
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Many factsheets on Europe reflect its status as one of the most economically developed regions of the world -- both in the kinds of economic activity discussed (advanced industry and a large service sector), and the types of problems attendant on such economies (notably relating to health and the environment). This economic basis also underlies factsheets on the political and social conditions in European countries.
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- [RS] Resource of the Week: Yahoo! Search Clues
Yahoo! now has a "trends" service. OK, so they're a little late to the party on this one -- Google, after all, launched Google Trends back in 2006 -- but now you can see what's trending on Yahoo!, as described in a blog post last week:
"With Yahoo! Clues, you can discover and compare trending information for search terms of interest to you, or explore popular trending search terms on Yahoo!
"You can see search volume charts, demographic graphs, maps, or even related searches specific to a demographic group. We're also experimenting with an interesting feature called 'Search Flow,' - which offers a unique look at people's search patterns and the next most probable search term people try after searching for a query."
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FUMSI Features
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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:
US Private Companies: Research and Analysis
 By Amelia Kassel
FUMSI: Find
With variant, and even fictitious, names and no requirement to disclose financial and other information, US private company research is a particular challenge for info pros. But the sources, tips and tricks covered by Amelia Kassel will open the gates to finding this vital competitor intelligence.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'As public disclosure is not required, US private company research is challenging and information must be sleuthed, pieced together and, at times, extrapolated. But by using the sources and techniques presented in this article you can paint a picture of a company's solvency and answer essential questions. These sources are also essential to competitive intelligence and market research, and invaluable for M&A negotiations or other due diligence.'
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Community is a six letter word
 By Dr Andrew Spong
FUMSI: Use
A year on from its inception, web-based community Healthcare Social Media Europe is well-established with 300 members, three websites and an international conference under its 'belt', not to mention the unpronounceable hastag #hcsmeu. Co-founder Dr Andrew Spong considers where to go from here to ensure that all groups with an interest in healthcare have a voice, and the community continues to provide advice across Europe.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'Web-based community Healthcare Social Media Europe's pan-European membership has brought together people across Europe in the name of their shared fascination with every aspect of the health conversation between patients, healthcare professionals and the pharmaceutical industry.'
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VIP Features
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VIP Magazine features VIP Horizon, a brief summary of important news in the information industry, interpreted to help information managers communicate upward regarding strategy, risk management and planning for change.
The most recent issue of VIP (No. 84) includes the following in VIP Horizon:
Bad data is costing United States business $700 billion a year according to a recent report. Incorrect and outdated values, missing data and inconsistent formats are among the flaws highlighted.
A further report shows eight out of ten European IT professionals believing that their corporate networks are clogged up with unused data and applications, leading to inefficiencies costing sometimes more than EUR 2 million a year. Finally a third survey finds that most companies don't have a return on investment figure for their social media spending, with many reporting difficulty integrating their social media activities with other parts of the business.
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Legal professionals spend around half their time receiving and managing information instead of actually using it. Indeed, legal information provider LexisNexis even goes so far as to claim that the UK legal industry is under-billing and over-servicing because information management is taking up such a sizeable proportion of the day.
Part of the solution may be behavioural, including using better keywords and Boolean operators when searching. But there is also now a bewildering array of technology-based workflow solutions claiming to help professionals avoid constantly having to switch applications as they work - and someone has to keep track of what's available.
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Two out of three IT managers admit that their companies are having to wait to receive critical data, mainly because of lack of resources for improvements. Nevertheless chief executives will be hesitant about further technology investment in 2011 if confidence continues to decline.
Most chief information officers should therefore assume that they'll get very limited increases in resources. Consequently, one consultant advises them to make sure their contribution to cash generation is visible in the projects they do pursue, and also suggests that they target at least one major business process to be revolutionised or obliterated in 2011 or 2012.
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Social media may be transforming marketing according to one report, but there is still doubt whether blogs can really represent an entire customer base. Although sampling on a huge scale is possible, contributors to microblogging services such as Twitter may actually be pursuing their own paid-for agenda.
Consequently, scale doesn't necessarily equate to stable data in research terms. In any case, evidence from one leading technology consultant suggests that microblogging is already well over the top of its hype cycle and sliding rapidly into the Trough of Disillusionment, while cloud computing has also just passed the Peak of Inflated Expectations.
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Only two C-level positions made it into the Top 10 user group of social network usage by employees at the largest corporations in America: Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Information Officer. The least socially savvy users were in Finance, according to a study by B2B marketing database provider NetProspex.
Determined by a business person's social connectedness, social activity, friendliness and reach across top social networks, the survey found search engine and online portals and advertising to be the most social industries, with banking coming in third ahead of traditional media. Trucking, laundry and funeral-related services were at the bottom.
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- ILI 2010: the future lies in the cloud
Day two of this year's Internet Librarian International Conference, held in London on October 14 and 15 concentrated on the use of digital media in a library environment and included some thought-provoking presentations. The overriding theme of the day was: embrace the virtual world or become irrelevant...
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- NOOKcolor
It's got a full color multi-touch screen, runs apps, allows you to surf the Web...and yet it's not made by Apple. This week Barnes & Noble rolled out its newest iteration of the NOOK, NOOKcolor, and it appears to be an evolutionary jump from the standard black and white eReader towards a more fully functioned tablet PC. As James McQuivey, who covers consumer product strategy for Forrester, pointed out in his Oct 26 blog posting, 'Because one day, all eReaders will be tablets, just as all tablets are already eReaders'...
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- Woodhead Publishing Goes Digital
More signs of traditional publishers moving into digital formats: Woodhead Publishing, an independent publisher of scientific and technical books, announced at the Frankfurt Book Fair last week that it is launching its online platform, Woodhead Publishing Online...
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- Dow Jones targets management consultants
ike most industry sectors, management consulting has suffered in the recession, with revenues in the UK down by 6 percent in 2009. According to the UK's Management Consultancies Association, the future for the sector is now brighter, with the first half of this year seeing growth again...
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- LinkedIn signals a new internet phase
For a while now business networking site LinkedIn has been adopting features already offered by its social networking counterparts: since May, for example, LinkedIn users are able to "follow" companies as you would on Facebook or Twitter; company profiles, very similar in lay-out to member profiles, were launched in April...
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- 150,000 market report titles now available on Repo
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- Reprints Desk Announces E-Distribution Agreement
New England Journal of Medicine Reaches Electronic Distribution Agreement with Reprints Desk
Distribution Agreement Expands Reprints Desk's Electronic Sourcing Capabilities to the World's Three Highest 'Impact Factor' Medical Publishers...
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- Credo Reference and ProQuest Sign Agreement
Oxford and Boston, 7th December 2010 - Credo Reference, the award-winning online reference library, has signed an agreement with ProQuest to integrate their acclaimed The Annual Register into the Credo General Reference service. This will be the first ProQuest reference source available on the Credo Reference platform...
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Jinfo - Jobs and Events in Information
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Jinfo Jobs:
Here is a selection of the latest featured vacancies in the Jinfo database:
- Senior Researcher - Natural Resources
To be the Global Natural Resources ( Oil & Gas + Utilities) sector specialist at managerial level for client in financial sector...
Recruiter: Glen Recruitment
Country: United Kingdom
- Senior Researcher - Healthcare
Looking for a Healthcare specialism role? Our client, a global investment bank, has a senior...
Recruiter: Sue Hill Recruitment and Services Limited
Country: United Kingdom
- Call for Candidates
Fabric recruitment is launching its Information Division soon; send your CV to hello@fabricrecruitment.com to register...
Recruiter: Fabric Recruitment
Country: United Kingdom
- Science Information Officer
We are looking for a part-time Science Information Officer to help us to provide a high quality information service...
Recruiter: Diabetes UK
Country: United Kingdom
- Technical Project Manager
A leading law firm require a Technical Project Manager for a 6 month full time contract...
Recruiter: TFPL Intelligent Resources
Country: United Kingdom
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Jinfo Events:
Here is a selection of the latest featured events in the Jinfo database:
- Cataloguing and classification
The course provides a basic introduction to the skills of information organisation in the context of library & information service.
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Resource of the Week - Fact Sheets on Europe
Many factsheets on Europe reflect its status as one of the most economically developed regions of the world -- both in the kinds of economic activity discussed (advanced industry and a large service sector), and the types of problems attendant on such economies (notably relating to health and the environment). This economic basis also underlies factsheets on the political and social conditions in European countries.
Not all factsheets on Europe have a European provenance. The collection of Background Notes from the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs are quite thorough, offering statistics, history, maps and the names of US officials in each country. In addition, there is often a link to a comprehensive Library of Congress Country Study. Another interesting feature of these factsheets is that they are written with the official perception of the relationship between America and the subject country in view.
The EU's own Fact sheets on the European Union are broken down in two ways -- by Topics and by Contents. These are essentially different ways of presenting the main subject areas discussed in the fact sheets, namely...
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A look back at what the FreePint Newsletter covered at this time in previous years:
- FreePint No. 291, 3rd December 2009 "Information Architecture Principles: Use in a Library Setting" and "Networking: Overcoming Your Hesitation"
- FreePint No. 266, 4th December 2008 "Wikis at Sun Microsystems: The Ongoing Evolution" and "Key to Research Success: Asking the Right Questions"
- FreePint No. 242, 29th November 2007 "Practice What You Preach: Building and Gaining Credibility with Clients" and "Enterprise Search: Rethinking it in a Web 2.0 World"
- FreePint No. 219, 7th December 2006 "Wikipedia: To Use or Not To Use" and "Social Revolution: Bloggers Dominate Online"
- FreePint No. 196, 15th December 2005 "Information Sources for Social Exclusion On The Web" and "Online Information Conference 2005"
- FreePint No. 173, 16th December 2004 "Outsourcing Research to India" and "The Open Archive Initiative (OAI) and Google Scholar"
- FreePint No. 150, 11th December 2003 "Taking a look at media information professionals and asking: what makes a successful conference?" and "From Fortune 500 to Handelsblatt's European 500 two years on - a final look at some useful European and International Rankings"
- FreePint No. 126, 28th November 2002 "Health Informatics on the Web" and "Ping, touch, head, tail: or, how to become a systems librarian"
- FreePint No. 101, 29th November 2001 "Picture This: 'Free' Photos on the Web" and "Communities of Practice"
- FreePint No. 76, 30th November 2000 "Britain's Railway Industry Web Sites" and "Web Sources for Film and Television Information"
- FreePint No. 51, 2nd December 1999 "UK Help and Welfare Information on the Web" and "Homepages: Househunting on the Internet"
- FreePint No. 27, 26th November 1998 "Business Management Case Studies" and "Online Information 98 Preview"
- FreePint No. 3, 4th December 1997 "Getting the Most Out of Online 97" and "Getting Even Better Results from Search Engines"
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