So I’m working on a presentation and I just added this to my speech notes about mainstream adoption of blogs: Expected but not yet available: a search engine that indexes only “official”/sanctioned […]

Ixquick has announced that they are going to permanently delete all personal search details gleaned for its users. This is in response to various privacy concerns and issues that have bene popping […]

ResearchBuzz has been having some link problems. I had been getting some complaints about it but must give massive props to reader YD who not only pointed out the problem but also […]

Google announced last month that Google Australia has officially come out of beta and that they’ve officially launched their operations in Australia. At the same time Google has launched street maps for […]

The American Textile History Museum has announced the Chace Catalogue, an online collection of items from the museum. The catalogue is currently in its “pilot” phase, but there are still over 500 […]