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30 October 2008 11:24

Finding Chemical Information - Royal Society of Chemistry seminar

Writing about web page http://www.rsc.org/ Yesterday I found myself at the Royal Society of Chemistry at a seminar on Finding Chemical Information. (My manager had planned to go but something came up at the last minute and I went in her place). There Read More...
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11 June 2008 04:22

Bookmark suggestions from inSuggest

I've talked about inSuggest before in fairly glowing terms - you just drag a few webpages or images into a search area and the engine finds other similar material for you. This time they've added a bookmark feature. Provide the Bookmark suggestions Read More...
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06 June 2008 07:56

Britannica surrenders to Wikipedia model

britannicanet.com » Blog Archive » Britannica’s New Site . I think we can post this one under 'it was always going to happen'. According to the britannicanet site Encyclopaedia Britannica is about to launch a new initiative. Expert contributors and Read More...
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01 May 2008 17:41

Who's Websites like?

Who's Websites like?- Find similar Websites . Very straightforward - pop in a URL and this resource will find other sites that are similar to it, together with a % of how similar the sites are that it finds. I obviously tried out my site and it reported Read More...
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29 April 2008 04:26

How to Analyze your Site with Del.icio.us

This is a really useful article if you're interested in learning How to Analyze your Site with Del.icio.us . I've mentioned del.icio.us a few times as a search tool, and Ann Smarty has provided some great examples of what can be done. For example, it's Read More...
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