The latest issue of Information World Review

Submitted by finbarcullen on 11 October, 2008 - 08:50.

The latest (October 2008) issue of Information World Review (free – see www.iwr.co.uk) has a number of interesting articles.

The Right Tool for your research offers some useful alternatives to Google, for some specific searches e. g. news and business, with a section on search engine comparison services.

There is an article on how information professionals might demonstrate the value of their service to their employer.

In these unsettled (and unsettling) times, the article on more up-to-date financial information on companies is timely, and the article on credo reference (free via local libraries) makes me wonder if I should spend more time exploring the new search functionality of that resource. I have always preferred KnowUK (also free via local libraries).

And of course, there is another reminder of the Online Information event in London in December.

If you don’t already get this publication, it might be worth your while taking a look at it

All the best

Finbar Cullen
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Graball and Cuil

Thanks Finbar.

That issue reintroduced me to the two search engines Graball.com and Cuil.com.

I can't say I find the latter's search results display too useful - it looks like a magazine or news page, but it certainly does seem to have a huge index. For example, a search at

http://www.cuil.com/search?q=fundraising%20uk

yields 447,909,948 results, whereas the same search at Google.com yields just 1,740,000 results.

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