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23rd December 2010
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 By Robin Neidorf
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My Favourite Tipples
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 By Jan Knight
When asked to supply some Tipples, I realised that rather than think of websites I first thought of e-newsletters that I receive and scan regularly. Some of the following sites require logins but the newsletters are free. For me they provide thought provoking ideas or information to share with colleagues and clients in addition to just being of personal interest.
- Springwise: "Your daily fix of entrepreneurial ideas"
Springwise editors, with the help of thousands of 'spotters', scan the globe for smart new entrepreneurial business ideas. The newsletter is visually pleasing and provides a great summary of ideas from all over the world. When I scan their weekly newsletter I'm often left wondering 'Why didn't I think of that?'
- EPM Communications, Inc.: This site provides research and tracking trends in consumer behaviour, marketing and media use. Specific topics include data on youth, women, ethnicities and consumers overall. I subscribe to the free newsletter called RA Datafile (Research Alert) and use the snippets of diverse information either for my own general interest or send to clients and colleagues as a great way of keeping in touch. Did you know that survey data shows that '44% of workers would go to work with a fever'!? Very timely for the December cold season!
- FierceCIO.com: This Executive IT Management Briefing is part of a family of newsletters from this site that also covers IT for Healthcare, Government, Financial Services, Compliance and BioTech. The Healthcare IT newsletters often helps to keep me alert to everyday issues for my personal use and the BioTech IT is useful for many of my clients. Again, a good resource for sending on useful snippets of information now and then to people you might want to connect with regularly.
- The WayBack Machine at Archive.org: This is actually one of the more popular sites that I share when giving workshops on market research and looking for business information. I suggest people use the WayBack Machine (see center of the home page) when researching former product lines and histories of companies or organisations. It attempts to provide earlier versions of websites to be seen as they were at the time. It's fun, for example, to see how companies change their branding over time.
- Beloit College Mindset List: If you want to feel old and dated, check out the list. This may be more pertinent to US readers than to others but it's something I love to read once a year. Since 1998, Beloit College has published this list of 'cultural touchstones' that shape the lives of entering first-year university students. It has become a catalogue of the 'rapidly changing worldview of each new generation' and the current one highlights that mindset for students hoping to graduate from college in 2014. Its Facebook page receives more then 400,000 hits annually.
Jan Knight is an independent market research consultant and President of Bancroft Information Services. She provides customised business intelligence and secondary market research to consultants and companies in all industries. Her work helps to shape business plans, marketing strategies and new business development for a diverse set of clients including start-ups, technology companies, marketing strategists, and small and medium businesses. Jan is also the newest member of the team of contributing editors for the VIP LiveWire.
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FUMSI Features
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ISKO UK's Legal Know-How Event: Organization & Semantic Analysis
 By Fran Alexander
FUMSI: Manage
The inability to find certain information when searching is frustrating to all info pros but for those dealing with legal knowledge that missing document could have devastating consequences. To provide help, ISKO UK ran a Legal Know-How event which covered faceted systems, taxonomies, metadata, ontologies and centralised repositories, all of which aim to help reduce the time spent searching and potentially missing that vital document.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'A review of ISKO UK's Legal Know-How event on legal knowledge organisation which covered the legal practitioner's viewpoint, practical knowledge management, exciting research into using ontologies and challenges for the future.'
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Microformats: Digging Deeper into the Web
 By Ben Ward
FUMSI: Share
Extracting, repurposing and combining information is a core activity for info pros so it's good to know that we are being helped with this on the Web, even if we are not aware of it. Ben Ward describes how microformats - vocabularies which enable recurring information to be described and then reused - are making content available in a richer form and facilitating the combining of data.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'Microformats were invented to make it possible for recurring content like news updates, contact details and event information to be reused; consumed in simple, common ways and understandable between different applications. Microformats are primarily vocabularies plus a small handful of parsing patterns for developers so are easy to implement. The most significant implementation so far came when Google implemented an enhancement to Google Search called Rich Snippets resulting in search result listings now being enhanced using page content marked up with microformats.'
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VIP Features
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Sustainability and Competitiveness - A VIP Editorial
By Scott Brown
Looking back at the year, what would you say were the information themes of 2010? 'Green' efforts? Social networking? Mobile apps? Cloud computing? eBooks? Copyright? Competitive intelligence? Proving your value? Maybe simply surviving as an information function, or as an information professional?
In many ways, this edition of VIP feels like a microcosm of the information industry developments in 2010. Tim Buckley Owen discusses Outsell's new Information Management Trends and Benchmarks survey, which echoes FreePint findings. The main messages? Diversify and prioritise your offerings; manage your money and vendors; and 'get on board the device train', delivering content via mobile devices.
On the 'green' front, Jan Knight discusses the opportunities for venture funding of green initiatives, and Sarah Dillingham of Tribal Group reviews EBSCO's Sustainability Watch product, a collection that pulls together current thinking and best practices in environmental issues. Dillingham points out that Sustainability Watch pulls together many of the scattered resources on environmental issues, with some good functionality, but suffers from a lack of non-US information, and an interface that could use an update.
This issue of VIP also features the first competitive intelligence software review of our series. We kick off the series with a review of Cipher's Knowledge.Work product. The product has particular strengths in the collection of secondary and primary information, and provides some tools to help in the planning and direction phase of the competitive intelligence cycle. Look for reviews of other CI software products in upcoming issues.
Other features in this issue include Joanna Ptolemy's views on Apple going after the healthcare industry; Nancy Davis Kho's perspective in judging the Software and Information Industry Association's CODiE awards; Safari Books' new iPad app; Tim Buckley Owen's overview of the ongoing struggles with social media; and Penny Crossland's piece on US eBook sales reaching $1B by the end of 2010.
In the midst of putting together this issue, some of the VIP staff are just back from exhibiting at Online Information 2010 in London, where social media was a big topic of the conference. From exhibiting at Online, the VIP staff gathered a lot of input from customers and subscribers about products to cover in the coming year, so look for new reviews in 2011. Suggestions for reviews, of course, are always welcome. Please send your suggestions to Nancy Davis Kho, Product Reviews Editor (nancy.daviskho@freepint.com). Suggestions for products to review and topics to cover are also welcome via the VIP online survey at http://digbig.com/5bdbcr.
VIP readers are also encouraged to complete the information manager survey on copyright policies at http://digbig.com/5bdbcs. Participants in the survey will receive a free copy of the full report. This year's project is sponsored in part by Reprints Desk, the Copyright Clearance Center, the Copyright Licensing Agency, and Elsevier.
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Scott Brown is owner of Social Information Group, an independent consulting and information practice focused on the effective use of social networking tools for sharing and finding information.
This editorial appears in VIP Magazine No. 85, December 2010.
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Most Read Postings on the LiveWire Recently...
- NOOKcolor
It's got a full color multi-touch screen, runs apps, allows you to surf the Web...and yet it's not made by Apple. This week Barnes & Noble rolled out its newest iteration of the NOOK, NOOKcolor, and it appears to be an evolutionary jump from the standard black and white eReader towards a more fully functioned tablet PC. As James McQuivey, who covers consumer product strategy for Forrester, pointed out in his Oct 26 blog posting, 'Because one day, all eReaders will be tablets, just as all tablets are already eReaders'...
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- Social networks - companies still aren't ready
As business becomes more social and social network users become more business-savvy, is business ready to cope? One analyst believes not. Collaboration is one frequently touted solution that social media offer business. Having previously integrated its collaboration platform with Microsoft Sharepoint, social software specialist Socialtext has now added a connector to the customer relationship management community operated by Salesforce.com...
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- Social media guidelines = happy campers?
On the 17th August Roche Pharmaceuticals publicly published their worldwide guidelines on the use of social media. It was such a noteworthy occasion in the pharma and healthcare sector that I wrote specifically about it for LiveWire - 'OK for employees to tweet'...
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- Evidence-based Sustainability Source
Working on a sustainability project? Tasked with some research? Confused about where to find the latest sustainability thinking? EBSCO's Sustainability Watch, included in VIP Magazine Number 85, provides current, objective, high quality reports on sustainability topics. All reports are grounded in the latest research, and compiled using EBSCO's unique methodology to ensure a balanced and objective briefing. Sources include 15,000 academic journals, business journals and trade press boiled down into digestible report from...
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- Legal information growth? It depends...
Nothing less than transformation is forecast for the legal, tax and regulatory information sector as it struggles to emerge from some uniquely troubled times. Small wonder, therefore, that Thomson Reuters and LexisNexis continue striving to outdo each other in the product innovation stakes...
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- In the firing line - football managers
In the firing line - should football managers face the boot mid-season? New research highlights the impact of firing football managers on sporting performance - read it free until the 31 January 2011...
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- TDI Transitions Customers to Reprints Desk
Reprints Desk, Inc. today announced that Calif.-based TDI Library Services has completed the transition of its nearly 100 customers to Reprints Desk. TDI Library Services, a research services provider in the multi-billion dollar scientific, technical, and medical (STM) information industry, previously provided single article document delivery services to customers in the life sciences, energy, aerospace, industrial products, food and beverages, consumer packaged goods, information technology, legal, and government. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed...
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- EBSCO Awards Five Scholarships for Librarians to Attend ALA Midwinter
Birmingham, Ala. -- Dec. 8, 2010 - In co-sponsorship with the American Library Association (ALA), EBSCO awarded five librarians $1,500 scholarships to attend the ALA Midwinter Meeting in San Diego Jan. 7-11, 2011. As part of the application process, EBSCO asked librarians to write an essay on the topic: "Thinking outside the box: using technology to help in challenging times."...
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Jinfo - Jobs and Events in Information
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Jinfo Jobs:
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- Medical Library Manager
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- Call for Candidates
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Country: United Kingdom
- Senior Information Specialist
A senior information specialist is currently sought to support the creation and ongoing development...
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- Knowledge Management Executives (3)
To be involved with the execution of strategic knowledge initiatives in the financial sector...
Recruiter: Glen Recruitment
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Jinfo Events:
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- Copyright at Work
Organiser: Copyright Clearance Center
Date: 4th Jan 2011
Country: Online
- Getting the most out of Google
The course provides a basic introduction to the skills of information organisation in the context of library & information service.
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Date: 1st Feb 2011
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A look back at what the FreePint Newsletter covered at this time in previous years:
- FreePint No. 292, 17th December 2009 "Conference Information: Managing Before, During and After" and "Disadvantaged Information Users: Prison Case Study"
- FreePint No. 267, 18th December 2008 "Free Data: Turning it into Something Worth Paying For" and "Designing for the Social: Avoiding Anti-Social Networks"
- FreePint No. 243, 20th December 2007 "FreePint Reports from this Year's Online Information Exhibition at Olympia" and "1997-2007: A Decade of Find, Use, Manage, Share"
- FreePint No. 220, 21st December 2006 "Convergence Counselling: Integration of IT Departments and Libraries" and "2001 to 2006: Five Years of Information Architecture"
- FreePint No. 196, 15th December 2005 "Information Sources for Social Exclusion On The Web" and "Online Information Conference 2005"
- FreePint No. 173, 16th December 2004 "Outsourcing Research to India" and "The Open Archive Initiative (OAI) and Google Scholar"
- FreePint No. 150, 11th December 2003 "Taking a look at media information professionals and asking: what makes a successful conference?" and "From Fortune 500 to Handelsblatt's European 500 two years on - a final look at some useful European and International Rankings"
- FreePint No. 127, 12th December 2002 "Home Pages: Websites for the Homeworker" and "Archive Television - A Survey of Websites"
- FreePint No. 102, 13th December 2001 "Tracking the Net" and "Free Pint In 2001"
- FreePint No. 77, 14th December 2000 "A Look at Online Auctions" and "Horseracing on the Web"
- FreePint No. 52, 16th December 1999 "Free Pint in 1999" and "Review of Online Information 99"
- FreePint No. 28, 17th December 1998 "Review of Online Information 98" and "Free Pint in 1998"
- FreePint No. 4, 18th December 1997 "Is Meta a Bit or Much Better?" and "Review of Online Information 97"
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