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sitelines is written by rita vine, a professional librarian, web search trainer, and lead site evaluator of the search portfolio web search product. together with other members of the search portfolio selection team, rita monitors over 50 key alerting services related to web search tools, site announcements, and the business of web search. sitelines is intended to present a distillation of the most important trends, news, and new web search tools and directories. sitelines is sponsored by the search portfo
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Title:Google Scholar gets better at indexing PubMed content, but it's still several months behind.
Summary:With over a year since the launch of Google Scholar, I thought it was time to revisit my test of Goo... (9/3/2007 3:03:52 PM)
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Google Scholar gets better at indexing PubMed content, but it's still several months behind. 1006 days ago Read More http://www.workingfaster.com/sitelines/archives/2006_01.html#000365
With over a year since the launch of Google Scholar, I thought it was time to revisit my test of Google Scholar's indexing of PubMed content. In my Sitelines article, Google Scholar is a Full Year ...
The Challenge of Evaluating Health Search Tools 1080 days ago Read More http://www.workingfaster.com/sitelines/archives/2005_10.html#000361
Tony Gentile of Healthline has posted a long and interesting comment on my review of Healthline.com at http://www.buzzhit.com/2005/10/rita-doesnt-dig-us.html Near the end of his article, Gentile as...
Wikipedia Founder Admits to Serious Quality Problems 1088 days ago Read More http://www.workingfaster.com/sitelines/archives/2005_10.html#000359
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Scratching Under the Surface of a "New" Health Search Engine 1089 days ago Read More http://www.workingfaster.com/sitelines/archives/2005_10.html#000357
Lots of buzz this week about Healthline.com, a new vertical search engine for medical information. Chris Sherman, in his SearchDay review, quotes the company's promotional material, which indicates...
Google Scholar Grows - An Update 1090 days ago Read More http://www.workingfaster.com/sitelines/archives/2005_10.html#000356
Google Scholar's chief engineer, Anurag Acharya, contributed a presentation ?Searching Scholarly Literature: A Google Scholar Perspective? at the 9th World Congress on Health Information and Librar...
New! Google Blog Search 1102 days ago Read More http://www.workingfaster.com/sitelines/archives/2005_10.html#000354
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More Silly Search Engine Size Stories 1142 days ago Read More http://www.workingfaster.com/sitelines/archives/2005_08.html#000345
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