I know a lot of folks avoid Twitter because it be kind of a mess / useless timesink / brain drain / dumpster fire. And sometimes it can. But it also can […]
15 Minutes: Why Is ResearchBuzz Getting So International?
It’s that time again! I’ve found myself with 15 spare minutes so I’m setting a timer and writing up some of the thoughts that have been whirling around in my head. Let’s […]
Anatomy of an Information Trap, Part II: Setting Up and Sharing Google Alerts
Hi! This is part two of a three-part series on monitoring the Internet for information about a topic, going from almost no knowledge to a steady stream of information sourced from all […]
Anatomy of an Information Trap, Part I: Starting From Scratch
EDIT: Leo asked me to define Information Trap. So here goes: it’s a trap for information. HA! No, seriously, an “information trap” is a monitor placed on the Web in general or […]
Google Giving Answers in the Search Bar – Is This New?
I’ve been using the calculator trick on Google for a long time. You use the calculator trick on Google when you’ve got some simple math you need doing. Just type the problem […]
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