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1. Wireless solutions for public libraries

Author

Shaw, Jo-Anne

Subjects
Library information networks -- Analysis -- Usage -- Technology application, Online information services -- Services -- Usage, Public libraries -- Technology application -- Services -- Usage -- Analysis, Online services -- Services -- Usage, Wireless communication systems -- Services, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Library and information science, Wireless voice/data service, Online information service, Technology application, Analysis, Usage, Services
Abstract

Wireless access to library networks provides' opportunities for the use of notebooks and PDAs to access library information and the internet. With the ability to provide wireless high speed internet [...]

Published
2006

2. Induction ceremony keynote speech: What Facebook knows about you that you don't know they know

Author

Messineo, Melinda

Subjects
Meta Platforms Inc. -- Services -- Laws, regulations and rules, Target marketing -- Methods -- Technology application -- Usage -- Laws, regulations and rules, Consumer protection -- Technology application -- Usage -- Services, Privacy -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Technology application -- Usage -- Methods, Internet marketing -- Methods -- Usage -- Services, Big data -- Usage -- Methods -- Technology application -- Laws, regulations and rules, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Government regulation, Technology application, Privacy issue, Information services industry, Social sciences
Abstract

What Facebook Knows about You that You Don't Know they Know. (1) The Power of Big Data Has this ever happened to you? A student in my Sociology of Media [...]

Published
2016

3. Invasion of the podcasts: we've all heard the phrase 'the medium is the message,' in which case you really should be listening to this article, not reading it. The reason that I say this is because the little story I'm going to tell you is about a series of podcasts I developed on using technology for training and collaboration

Author

Werts, Cybele Elaine

Subjects
Podcasting -- Usage -- Technology application, Online information services -- Services -- Usage, Online services -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Online information service, Technology application, Business, Library and information science
Abstract

A Podcast? Is that like in the movie Invasion of the Body Snatchers? If you still wonder what a podcast is, don't feel bad. Not that long ago, I didn't [...]

Published
2007

4. The book as place: the 'networked book' becomes the new 'in' destination

Author

Berinstein, Paula

Subjects
Technology application, Information services industry, Weblogs -- Usage -- Technology application, Booksellers -- Technology application -- Services -- Usage, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage
Abstract

Remember when bookstores were simple spaces filled only with shelves and a checkout counter? Hushed as a proverbial library they were and serious places of business. Then, about 15 years […]

Published
2006

5. Mapping the information landscape

Author

Block, Marylaine

Subjects
DBMS, DBMS utility, Database industry, Company business management, Technology application, Information services industry, Database management systems -- Usage -- Services, Database industry -- Services, Information storage and retrieval -- Management -- Usage -- Technology application, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Libraries -- Management -- Usage -- Technology application
Abstract

My first rule of information, as noted in a previous article ['My Rules of Information,' Searcher, January 2002], is, 'Go where it is.' The reason librarians can do this stems […]

Published
2002

6. You are here: using Google Maps to bring out your library's local collections

Author

Jacobsen, Mikael

Subjects
Map database, Technology application, Information services industry, Digital map services -- Usage -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Libraries -- Technology application -- Usage, Google L.L.C. -- Services
Abstract

Librarians use online mapping services such as Google Maps, MapQuest, Yahoo Maps, and others to check traffic conditions, find local businesses, and provide directions. However, few libraries are using one [...]

Published
2008

7. Some Kickstarter terms more likely to work, research finds

Subjects
Kickstarter PBC -- Services, Internet/Web search services -- Usage -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Entrepreneurship -- Technology application -- Usage, Businesspeople -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Text search and retrieval software, Internet search software, Technology application, Internet/Web search service, Information services industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: CBC News Pitches that contain certain key words on crowdfunding website Kickstarter are more likely to succeed than ones that don't use those terms, researchers at Georgia Tech have [...]

Published
2014

8. The World Beyond MapQuest

Author

Flynn, Regina Robbins

Subjects
Online information services -- Services -- Usage, Automobile travel -- Personal narratives -- Technology application -- Usage, Online services -- Services -- Usage, Road maps -- Usage -- Services, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Online information service, Technology application, Education, MapQuest (Online service) -- Services -- Usage
Abstract

Byline: REGINA ROBBINS FLYNN My older daughter was traveling back to grad school with her car last January, and we had MapQuested her trip from our home in Massachusetts to [...]

Published
2009

9. Armchair archaeology

Subjects
Google L.L.C. -- Services, Archaeologists -- Practice -- Technology application -- Usage, Archaeological surveying -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Satellite imaging -- Usage -- Services, Technology application, Information services industry, Business, Economics, Business, international, Google Earth (Electronic reference) -- Usage
Abstract

Computing: Archaeologists are using free satellite imagery from Google Earth to make discoveries, develop theories and plan expeditions INDIANA JONES, it is fair to say, would not approve. A small [...]

Published
2008

10. Google Offers New Site for Nonprofit Groups

Author

Jones, Candie, Kean, Sam, and Wallace, Nicole

Subjects
Google L.L.C. -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Web portals -- Usage -- Services, Nonprofit organizations -- Technology application -- Social aspects -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Sociology and social work, Technology application, Information services industry, Web portal, Social aspects, Usage, Services
Abstract

Byline: Candie Jones, Sam Kean, and Nicole Wallace The Internet search company Google has opened a new portal for nonprofit groups that explains how to adopt Google features and software [...]

Published
2008

11. Colleges Get Out of E-Mail Business

Author

Carnevale, Dan

Subjects
Electronic mail systems -- Usage -- Economic aspects -- Services, Computer software industry -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Web sites -- Services -- Economic aspects -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Universities and colleges -- United States -- Technology application -- Finance, Company Web site/Web page, Company financing, E-mail, Technology application, Information services industry, Google L.L.C. -- Services -- Finance, Microsoft Corp. -- Services -- Finance
Published
2008

12. Small business Googles; * New services from Google looking better

Author

Gaskin, James E.

Subjects
Business application suite, Technology application, Information services industry, Google L.L.C. -- Services, Small and medium sized companies -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Integrated software -- Usage -- Services, Information services -- Services -- Usage
Published
2007

13. COMMENT: Google gambling ban is out of date

Subjects
Government regulation, Sports/gambling game, Technology application, Information services industry, Google L.L.C. -- Services -- Laws, regulations and rules, Online gambling -- Services -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Technology application -- Usage, Internet marketing -- Usage -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Gambling industry -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Technology application -- Services, Information services -- Services -- Usage
Abstract

Search for 'hardcore porn' on Google and you're spoilt for choice in both the natural and paid results. Search for 'horserace bet' and life is suddenly more complex. Market leaders […]

Published
2007

14. Medics Might Find Dr. Google a Help, Says Study

Subjects
Online information service, Technology application, Information services industry, Google L.L.C. -- Services, Online information services -- Usage -- Services, Online services -- Usage -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Physicians -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage
Abstract

LONDON (Reuters)--Patients are not the only people turning to the Internet for medical information. Searching the worldwide web with engines such as Google Inc. may also help doctors to diagnose […]

Published
2006

15. Yahoo makes monkeys out of tech consumers

Author

Wheaton, Ken

Subjects
Company business management, Technology application, Information services industry, Digital photography -- Usage -- Technology application, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Yahoo! Inc. -- Services -- Management
Abstract

Byline: Ken Wheaton Adages was green with envy last week when, in the middle of a meeting, Advertising Age reporter Willow Duttge came through the door and informed us she'd [...]

Published
2006

16. Google Offers Virtual Gallery Tours

Subjects
Google L.L.C. -- Services, Travel -- Technology application -- Methods -- United States, Online information services -- Services -- Usage, Online services -- Services -- Usage, Virtual reality -- Usage -- Methods -- Technology application, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Virtual reality technology, Online information service, Technology application, General interest
Abstract

To listen to this broadcast, click here: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=133419782 RENEE MONTAGNE, host: Google has a new website that allows virtual tours of some of the world's most famous museums. As NPR's [...]

Published
2011

17. Save time with smarter Googling

Author

Lowes, Robert

Subjects
Google L.L.C. -- Services, Internet/Web search services -- Usage -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Physicians -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Text search and retrieval software, Internet search software, Technology application, Internet/Web search service, Information services industry, Business, Economics, Health care industry
Abstract

When FP Jeff Pearson in suburban San Diego wants to teach a patient about the characteristics of a suspicious-looking mole during an office visit, he types a phrase like 'malignant [...]

Published
2007

18. Los Angeles Moves To Gmail And 'Cloud' Computing

Subjects
Los Angeles, California -- Technology application, Google L.L.C. -- Services, Electronic mail systems -- Usage -- Political aspects -- Services, Cloud computing -- Technology application -- Usage -- Political aspects, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, E-mail, Technology application, Information services industry, Business
Abstract

The City of Los Angeles has voted to overhaul its e-mail system, converting it all to Gmail. It's a victory for Google, which is trying to replace Microsoft applications in [...]

Published
2009

19. Reflections of a cord-never: one of B&Cs own takes stock of his millennial TV habits

Author

Kuperberg, Jonathan

Subjects
Netflix Inc. -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Echo boom generation -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Television viewers -- Technology application -- Usage, Business, Mass communications, Internet television, Technology application, Information services industry, Usage, Services
Abstract

A WHILE BACK, a friend of mine asked me if I was watching some show on her Netflix account. No, I said, I've never seen that show and don't use [...]

Published
2015

20. Twitter for libraries (and librarians)

Author

Milstein, Sarah

Subjects
Twitter Inc. -- Services -- Management, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Knowledge workers -- Management -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Business, Library and information science, Unified messaging service, Company business management, Technology application, Information services industry, Management, Usage, Services
Abstract

For many people, the word 'twitter' brings to mind birds rather than humans. But information professionals know that Twitter (www.twitter.com) is a fast-growing, free messaging service for people, and it's [...]

Published
2009

21. Twitter Removes French Anti-Semitic Posts

Author

Erlanger, Steven and Cowell, Alan

Subjects
Twitter Inc. -- Services, Neo-Nazis -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Technology application -- Usage, Antisemitism -- Usage -- Technology application, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Hate speech -- Technology application -- Usage, Technology application, Information services industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Twitter (Online social network) -- Usage
Abstract

PARIS -- Hours after Twitter blocked access to the account of an outlawed neo-Nazi group by users in Germany, the social networking site agreed to remove anti-Semitic posts that were [...]

Published
2012

22. Google Health: birth of a giant

Author

McBride, Michael

Subjects
Online information service, Technology application, Information services industry, Google L.L.C. -- Services, Online information services -- Usage -- Services, Online services -- Usage -- Services, Medical records -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage
Abstract

On Feb. 28th, at the 2008 annual HIMSS conference, Google announced its first product for healthcare--Google Health--a new personal health record (PHR) that will be free to use and available […]

Published
2008

23. CORPORATE SURVIVAL GUIDE / Tech

Author

Doherty, Mike

Subjects
LinkedIn Corp. -- Services, Pens -- Technology application -- Usage -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Mobile applications -- Technology application -- Usage -- Services, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Digitization -- Technology application -- Usage, Technology application, Information services industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Mike Doherty Colour your world LinkedIn is to LinkedIn Maps as black and white is to Technicolor. Just sign in with your LinkedIn account, and Maps displays your network [...]

Published
2011

24. To the ozone and beyond

Subjects
Technology application, Information services industry, Google L.L.C. -- Services, Google Book Search (Online information service) -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Digitization -- Usage -- Technology application, Libraries -- Technology application -- Usage
Abstract

In the course of Jill Grogg and Beth Ashmore's research for this month's article on the experiences of the libraries involved in Google Book Search, a story emerged. Of course, […]

Published
2007

25. Priceless images: getting started with Flickr

Author

Gordon, Rachel Singer and Stephens, Michael

Subjects
Company Web site/Web page, Technology application, Information services industry, Yahoo! Inc. -- Services, Flicker (Website) -- Usage, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Web sites -- Usage -- Technology application, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Libraries -- Technology application -- Usage
Abstract

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Some images are priceless, capturing a moment, a person, or an event in time. One of the most important things we […]

Published
2006

26. Toward a universal library

Author

Goldsborough, Reid

Subjects
Google L.L.C. -- Services, Library administration -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Web sites -- Usage -- Technology application, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Education, Library and information science, Company Web site/Web page, Technology application, Information services industry, Usage, Services
Abstract

Pundits have described the Internet as the greatest boon to literacy since Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in the 15th century. Despite the Internet's multimedia versatility, communication over the [...]

Published
2008

27. The showdown!

Author

Silverthorne, Sean

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Computer game, Online services, Technology application, Internet, Information services industry, Computer games -- Usage -- Services, Online services -- Services -- Usage, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Internet -- Technology application -- Usage
Abstract

It's high noon in online gaming. And the companies shooting it out could change entertainment software forever--if, that is, their draw at consumers is really dead on The first online […]

Published
1996

28. Corporate users invited to new interactive sites

Author

Moeller, Michael

Subjects
Database industry, World Wide Web, Technology application, Information services industry, Database industry -- Services, World Wide Web -- Usage -- Technology application, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage
Abstract

Several new interactive sites that offer corporate users a step beyond the usual static information have been or will be launched on the World-Wide Web. Trilogy Development Group will offer […]

Published
1996

29. The promise of digitization

Author

Balas, Janet L.

Subjects
Technology application, Information services industry, Google L.L.C. -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Nonprofit organizations -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Digitization -- Usage -- Technology application, Libraries -- Technology application -- Usage
Abstract

For librarians the great promise of the internet has been to provide access to materials beyond the library's physical reach. Digitization projects, both large and small, strive to turn that […]

Published
2008

30. AOL offers charities new delivery options

Author

Wallace, Nicole

Subjects
AOL Inc. -- Services, Electronic mail systems -- Usage -- Services, Online information services -- Services -- Usage, Online services -- Services -- Usage, Nonprofit organizations -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Sociology and social work, E-mail, Online information service, Technology application, Usage, Services
Abstract

AMERICA ONLINE has announced two new delivery options for nonprofit organizations to ensure that their email messages reach supporters. The new program was announced three days after a coalition of [...]

Published
2006

31. Keeping up with Starr

Author

Machlis, Sharon

Subjects
Political issue, Electronic publishing, Online information service, Technology application, Internet, Electronic publication, Information services industry, Activism -- Reports -- Technology application -- Usage, Electronic publishing -- Usage -- Services, Online information services -- Usage -- Services, Online services -- Usage -- Services, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Internet -- Usage -- Technology application -- Reports
Abstract

Sites struggled, but met crush of report traffic How do you handle your biggest-ever World Wide Web traffic surge? Information technology executives who wrestled with the crush of people seeking […]

Published
1998

32. IAC calls usage growth of InfoTrac SearchBank 'Explosive.'(Information Access Co. of Foster City, California)

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Database industry, World Wide Web, Online services, Technology application, Information services industry, Information Access Co. (Foster City, California) -- Services, Online services -- Services -- Usage, Database industry -- Services, World Wide Web -- Usage -- Technology application, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Reference services (Libraries) -- Technology application -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Libraries -- Technology application -- Usage
Abstract

Information Access Company recently released figures on user activity for its InfoTrac SearchBank online library reference service. IAC offers general-reference, business, academic, legal, and health-reference products in a variety of […]

Published
1997

33. Net surfin' CIO

Author

Callaway, Erin

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Information accessibility, Online services, Technology application, Internet, Information services industry, Online services -- Services -- Usage, Information services industry -- Services -- Usage, Information services -- Services -- Usage, Internet -- Usage -- Technology application, Information management -- Technology application -- Usage
Abstract

This IT exec hangs ten on the Internet--daily. Here's why you should do the same. Faster than you can say chief information officer, Scott Langdoc--a CIO himself--can find good information. […]

Published
1995

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