+ Factiva Expands Taxonomy Warehouse Partner Network

+ Intute Gets Press Coverage!!! (via The Guardian)

Sick of those massive, irrelevant subject lists thrown up by Google? Maybe it’s time to try Intute, an academic search engine.

Congrats to the Intute team. We’ve posted about Intute and its predecessor, the Resource Discovery Network, many times on ResourceShelf. In fact, last week we posted about some enhancements made to Intute’s Virtual Training Suite.
Note: If You Like Intute These Other Resources Might Be of Interest:
+ AcademicInfo
+ Infomine
+ Librarians’ Internet Index
+ Internet Public Library
See Also: Updated Training Guide from Intute: Internet for Historians
See Also: UK’s Resource Discovery Network Now Known as Intute
See Also: The Resource Discovery [aka Intute] Network Debuts “Internet Detective”

+ Google Web Toolkit Becomes an Open Source Project (via Google Code Blog)

+ How You’re Using AskCity? (via Ask.com Blog)
See Also: What’s AskCity?

+ Learn About Digital Geographics at Microsoft Research in Bangalore

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