Some days ResearchBuzz feels like a process of deliberately setting out to find rabbit holes and then struggling not to fall down them. Case in point was recently when I read about […]
Falling In a Rabbit Hole and Landing on Wikipedia
Don’t Be a Snob About Searching the Web – A Cautionary Tale
Sometimes when I try to teach someone about search, I can’t quite get them to see the point. Why should they learn to use search engines well? Why not go straight to […]
Who’s Alive? Who’s Dead? Quick Reference
After the Jon Bon Jovi Twitter hoax of yesterday (he’s alive, though no word if his living is still on a prayer) I thought you might find this site useful: “Who’s Alive […]
Fagan Finder Gets a Stack of Updates
Michael Fagan’s Fagan Finder (http://www.faganfinder.com), a search tool which has been around for ages and ages, has gotten several updates recently. You can read all about it at the Fagan Finder blog. […]
Facebook Launches New Questions Service
It’s kind of funny that I actually found out about Facebook’s new Q&A service via bemused comments on Twitter. Those actually popped up on my radar a bit before Facebook’s actual announcement […]
