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9th June 2011
No.328
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Editorial
My Favourite Tipples
FreePint Bar
FUMSI Features
- LinkedIn: An awesome information resource for building your reputation, your connections and your knowledge
- Archiving social media content/context - more questions than answers?
VIP Features
- Investigating Information Resources on China - A VIP Editorial
- Recent postings to the LiveWire
- Recent postings to the Wire
Jinfo - Jobs and Events
Jobs in Information:
- Graduate Trainee Library Assistant
- Senior Information Specialist
- Research Associate
- Senior Analyst / Researcher - INSURANCE
Events in Information:
- Virtual Hospital eBook Summit
- AIIP Webinar: Going Local: Best Tools & Techniques for Finding Local Business Information
- EBLIP6 - Valuing knowledge and expertise
- Getting started with RDA (Resource Description and Access)
Highlights from DocuTicker
- GDP and the Economy: Advance Estimates for the First Quarter of 2011
- Growing a Better Future
Highlights from ResourceShelf
- Free Books From the National Academies Press
- Springer Offers Free Access to Research Articles on E. Coli Bacteria
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Editorial
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 By Michelle Manafy
Exploring China information
While the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has made a lot of headlines of late for (ahem) other reasons, it was mentioned in the Economist in May in its traditional financial context. The Economist reports that for the past year or two, according to the IMF, the big economies have experienced a "multi-speed" recovery. "The recovery has resembled third world traffic, where juggernauts and rickshaws, cars and cycles ply the same lanes at different speeds, often getting in each other's way." However, the Economist reports that, "for the past month or two, this traffic has slowed in unison." This points out the increasingly intertwined economic destinies for global economic leaders. However, the interrelated impact of these economies came into even sharper focus when HSBC's preliminary estimate for Chinese manufacturing fell just over a week ago, causing a remarkably strong reaction worldwide.
 Certainly, there's been much attention paid to the economic opportunities presented by China and fellow BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China). As reported in the Independent last week, PricewaterhouseCoopers predicts that China is on course to be the worlds biggest banking market within 15 years and PwC's chief economist said, "With populations of well over a billion each, access to markets like China and India is critical."
Critical indeed. And it seems as if individuals and organisations everywhere are investigating the opportunities presented by the rapid growth of the Chinese economy. We are currently researching information needs for this particular market here at FreePint and invite you to participate in FreePint Research: Survey on Information From and About China. In it, we are exploring current and future interest in China, preference for information sources, specific areas of information needs, and more. This brief survey will help shape the future of information resources in this area, so join in to help ensure that the information you need to understand how to wisely capitalise on the increasing opportunities presented by the growth of China as a dominant global economic force.
Given the increasing interest in China, we are investigating information resources in this area in other ways as well: We provide an overview of many existing free sources for information on China in our DocuTicker Report: DocuTips on the Chinese economy and consumers. Also, June's VIP will feature in-depth reviews of BvD's China Connect and ISI Emerging Markets' EMIS China and CEIC China offerings. VIP subscribers will see their copies on 8 June, or you can stop by the FreePint table (No. 8) at the SLA Annual Conference in Philadelphia next week for a sneak peek at these reports.
According to Fortune, China's plan to launch nearly an IPO a day through 2015 is creating a phenomenal amount of wealth, and the world's top banks are scrambling to capture it. And even though the rocketing economic growth in China shows some signs of slowing, Chinese household wealth will still grow 14% a year for the foreseeable future, according to the May 2011 report "Global Wealth 2011" from the Boston Consulting Group.
Certainly, this is a market we are all exploring with ever increasing interest. Please participate in our survey on China-related information, and we can work together to shape the direction information resources take so that they better guide your business in the direction it needs to go.
Best regards,
Michelle Manafy,
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My Favourite Tipples
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 By Joe Murphy
Timeliness is key for me as a library professional and as a trend spotter. I spend my days with an ear to the tech news and a finger on the pulse of real time developments. Here are some of my favourite resources:
- Flipboard: A "personalized social magazine" iPad application for viewing and engaging customized content streams for news or social networks on a visual interface.
- Twitter lists: these allow me to efficiently catch real time info from the most important news accounts and relevant groupings for current awareness. I have several lists of librarians to share.
- Stitcher mobile app: a great tool that streams favourite podcasts without having to download or synch.
- Podcasts/vodcasts: Some of the Podcasts/vodcasts I listen to regularly on Stitcher (and otherwise) include Bageltechnews, which is an entertaining daily tech news podcast out of the UK that goes beyond my comfort zone and teaches me about techs/trends outside of my normal sphere of attention; TechCrunch Founder Stories for advice from entrepreneurs and inside views on hot startups, and Techstuff, in-depth weekly podcast from HowStuffWorks that explores details of important techs.
- Technology news apps: I use a variety of Technology news apps including Mashable, AllThingsD, and the tech sections of major news sources from AP to CNN, and their push notifications to stay current.
Joe Murphy is a Librarian at Yale University and an influential innovator. His professional work focuses on technology trends and assisting information stakeholders meet the ever changing landscape. Joe makes an impact helping libraries and publishers identify, understand, and adapt to trends in technology and information engagement through professional talks, his influential Twitter account @libraryfuture and his blog http://joemurphylibraryfuture.com/.
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The FreePint Bar is where we publish information about the latest content from across the FreePint Family of resources.
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LinkedIn: An awesome information resource for building your reputation, your connections and your knowledge
 By Elisabeth Goodman
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From its recruitment tool origins, LinkedIn has grown into a vital networking tool for companies as well as individuals. Among its many features, Groups allow you to keep on top of the latest developments while making new contacts, and LinkedIn Today aggregates news shared on LinkedIn and Twitter. Elisabeth Goodman shows why individuals and companies alike should embrace LinkedIn.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'LinkedIn is an increasingly useful source of information on individuals and the organisations in which they work. Most people are aware of the ability to develop their own profile on LinkedIn: something akin to an online resume. Less well known is that companies can now develop their own detailed profile on LinkedIn, present their products and services with testimonials from clients, advertise positions available and gain statistics on who is viewing their profile. Individuals wanting to find out about a company can therefore gain additional insights about the organisation and the people who work there to complement more traditional sources.'
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Archiving social media content/context - more questions than answers?
 By Jennifer Jones
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As Twitter does not provide a long term storage solution for tweets this leaves researchers with a dilemma. How should tweets be stored so that both the content and the context are retained, and the resource is searchable? Jennifer Jones looks at the possibilities but concludes that there are still more questions than answers.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'Twitter only stores and around five days. There are solutions, such as the Twitter archiver TwapperKeeper which allows for the external capture of tweets via a spreadsheet. However, after recent reports of closure and then subsequent reopening of the ability to export and download tweets from Twitter's API, many discussions have been sparked around the long lasting alternatives for storing Twitter data for later use. It is not simply a case of collecting and managing data, but instead it's about trying to seek and explore the best method in which to maintain context before it crumbles away. Similarly, there is no catch-up solution, nor are these ideas exhaustive in their approach.'
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 VIP Magazine: Investigating Information Resources on China - A VIP Editorial
By Benjamin B. Sargent
It seems like every few weeks now that a client or the media shows up in my office (or virtually at my web desk) asking a question about trends or events in China that requires a detailed response. Thankfully, data sources for the People's Republic of China – once hard to find and difficult to use – have come a long way in recent years. However the volume and variety of information is a challenge to track. In a famous Chinese folk tale five Chinese brothers each possess a unique talent that allows them to accomplish great feats. I feel like the one who must swallow the ocean – an ocean of data, in this case.
With its population topping 1.3 billion, PRC data comes from more than 20 provinces, over two dozen if you count Beijing, Shanghai and two other "shi" or municipalities. In my line of work we often deal with web and audience data. The challenge is not to make assumptions about how it might be similar or different from other regions, or the same region a few years back or a few years ahead. Literacy now exceeds 90% in China and government data puts the total number of internet users at 457 million as of January 2011, up 19.1% in the past year. The number of Chinese speakers online in China has outpaced the total number of native English speakers online from all countries. But PRC technology adoption follows a different path from in the West, with two-thirds of its online consumers accessing internet services also or exclusively via mobile devices. Nine out of 10 digital consumers communicate on instant messaging compared with only half that use email. Solid data sources help researchers understand how and why things are different.
While English language data sources covering China continue to improve, the need also grows daily. This issue of VIP takes the pulse of the information industry in China. Contributing editor Penny Crossland of CH Business Research introduces us to two distinct services from ISI Emerging Markets, the CEIC China Premium Database and EMIS China. Building on her expertise in investigative research and market intelligence, she shows how these products combine government reporting and news sources. Export Development Canada's Senior Librarian Perrin Kerravala reviews a new source from Bureau van Dijk (BvD), China Connect, that offers a startling depth of insider and actionable data for companies looking to enter the market through acquisition or participate in M&A services (non-disclosure agreement (NDA) required). This information source draws on data and insight from BCMS International, an M&A advisory firm active in China and worldwide.
If China as a country continues to challenge my data-drinking capabilities, it helps to know where to find the data when it's needed. The sources reviewed in this issue should be close at hand when the next person working on a China project walks up to your virtual desk and asks for help.
Benjamin B. Sargent
Ben Sargent has worked in the language services industry since 1989, serving in operations, consulting, and marketing roles. He also helped to found and manage several venture-funded high-tech start-ups.
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Most Read Postings on the LiveWire Recently...
- ProQuest Dialog looking sharp
The first commercial information products I professionally trained on were Dialog and DataStar. For most of us in the information world, using these products was a rite of passage as a professional...
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- Frosting the goldfish bowl
Privacy legislators and online marketers could be facing headlong collision before too long. And, if they combine documentary compliance with business research roles, info pros could find themselves caught in the middle...
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- Factiva makeover raises multiple mobile issues
Factiva's comprehensive makeover in the form of a rich new interface represents a step change for this long established business aggregator. But potentially no less significant is the range of devices on which the new offering will need to be rolled out...
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- No tablets allowed: naive?
Forrester Research's Sarah Rotman Epps has released a raft of new research on tablet computing in the enterprise of late, building on a January 2011 survey of US consumers regarding their attitudes and usage habits with tablet computers. Of note is that fact that the Forrester survey's target - consumers - is playing heavily into Epps' predictions about how tablet manufacturers will have to strategise to reach the enterprise market...
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- Content needs context
I am having an information crisis this week - I know it is only Tuesday - but it makes me wonder if we are losing the basics about information and what makes it so valuable. My main gripe is around the lack of context especially in the use of social media - lack of context causes information to float in a vacuum and as such is almost meaningless...
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New online collection of training videos for nursing students to launch this year
ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 3, 2011- Electronic publisher Alexander Street Press today announced plans to publish Nursing Education in Video, an online collection of streaming video for the training and professional development of nurses and nursing assistants...
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- SAGE Journals Go Mobile with HighWire
SAGE is pleased to announce that their entire collection of online journal sites will soon be available in a mobile-optimized format, taking advantage of the HighWire Mobile Web interface. Readers visiting a SAGE journal site on their iPhone, Android or other smartphone device will automatically be redirected to the mobile version...
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A look back at what the FreePint Newsletter covered at this time in previous years:
- FreePint No. 303, 10th June 2010 "Real-Time Monitoring: Tools and Trends to Watch" and "Part 1: 'Retreading', not Reinventing, the Wheel: How info pros repurpose content for increased efficiency and visibility"
- FreePint No. 279, 11th June 2009 "Folksonomies: Business Use" and "Computers in Libraries 2009: Spreading Ideas"
- FreePint No. 254, 5th June 2008 "Information Provision: Adding Value" and "US Government Information on the Internet"
- FreePint No. 231, 14th June 2007 "CI: Collaborative Intelligence" and "Vigilant Due Diligence"
- FreePint No. 207, 8th June 2006 "Distance learning as a collaborative enterprise: Tips on teamwork to make the class work" and "Q&A with Christopher Barger, IBM's Blogger-in-Chief"
- FreePint No. 184, 16th June 2005 "Two Views of the SLA Conference, Toronto, June 2005" and "Setting Up as an Independent Consultant"
- FreePint No. 161, 17th June 2004 "The Impact of the US Sarbanes-Oxley Act on Records Management World Wide" and "RSS: Less hype, more action"
- FreePint No. 138, 5th June 2003 "Professional Qualifications in Information and Knowledge Management" and "Writing for the Web - How to Write Web-Friendly Content for your Site"
- FreePint No. 114, 13th June 2002 "Web Site Usability Resources" and "War & Peace, Famine & Disaster - Finding Work in International Development"
- FreePint No. 89, 7th June 2001 "Conference Information and the Internet" and "Dyslexia Resources"
- FreePint No. 64, 8th June 2000 "Understanding Insurance" and "The Invisible Web"
- FreePint No. 40, 10th June 1999 "Weather Sources on the Web" and "Searching for Mammon - Search engine business models"
- FreePint No. 16, 11th June 1998 "Web Site Marketing - How do they do that?" and "How to run a survey on the Net".
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