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  • × author_ss:"Force, R."
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  1. Force, R.: Keeping up with Google : Resources and strategies for staying ahead of the pack (2005) 0.00
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    Abstract
    Librarians need to be the Google experts in their community since it enables librarians to be more competent in educating users. To keep up with the developments of Google the authors reviewed eleven Web sites and blogs and create a strategy for keeping up using these sites. Three are highly recommended for a keeping-up regimen. The authors also suggest that librarians either use search engine alerting services or RSS technology to deliver news feeds into a news aggregator in their keeping-up regimen.
  2. Force, R.: Image: Google's most important product (2005) 0.00
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    Abstract
    In a few short years, Google has become one of the world's best known brands. Its strategies to preserve the brand image pose a challenge for information professionals who attempt to present Google's capabilities in a factual manner.