... and aid user access. Most institutions take advantage of both forms of subject access. Guides also can be accessed via the page author's name, and a search feature is present, too. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Libraries Worldwide web Portals Ultimately, the function...

... a robust internet connection and the openness to try new things. John Maxymuk can be contacted at: maxymuk@camden.rutgers.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Librarians Worldwide web Information services Remember the Milk (see www.rememberthemilk.com/) is another free...

... responds with its results and then keeps scrolling as new postings are added every minute. This search engine gives real meaning to the phrase, “that's so five minutes ago”. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Worldwide web Search engines What makes the internet a network...

... The paper offers examples of more specialized search engines that provide a valuable alternative to Google in many areas and across all file formats. Search engines Information retrieval Worldwide web John Maxymuk can be contacted at: maxymuk@camden.rutgers.edu © Emerald Group Publishing...

... That competition is especially fruitful for those who make our livings searching for information. Originality/value The paper presents different approaches to searching by Google. John Maxymuk can be contacted at: maxymuk@camden.rutgers.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Worldwide web...