UK Government Information on the Internet
31st March 2008

The early days of the Internet saw great optimism as to the potential for the freeing up of information and consequent greater accountability of governments. The Internet's very existence, as well as legislation like the UK's Freedom of Information Act (2000), has indeed improved the availability of information in some respects.

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Legal Research: Turning It into Competitive Advantage
31st March 2008

Legal research often conjures up images of assistants scurrying to find case law, related statutes, regulations to prove an argument, or an attorney receiving a message on their Blackberryä in the courtroom with the necessary information to win the case. Yet legal research encompasses so much more.

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The Greening of a Business: Beyond the Bottom Line
31st March 2008

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Nontraditional Careers for Info Pros: Why Consider Alternatives?
1st March 2008

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Web 2.0 + Intranet: Connected Users
1st March 2008

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Laughing at the CIO
1st March 2008

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Life Beyond Google: Some of the Best of the Rest
1st March 2008

Google is still the behemoth of search engines, but there is a plethora of alternative search engines that provide features not readily available on Google. They may not have Google's range of products and services but, after all, how many free unlimited-storage email services do you need?

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RSS Feeds: Managing the Mechanism
1st March 2008

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Statistics: Can You Really Believe the Figures?
1st February 2008

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Evaluating Researchers: Developing a Skills Matrix
1st February 2008

We probably all have an idea of what a good researcher is capable of doing and what kind of skills that person possesses. We also know when we provide good quality and what kind of skills we use when doing this - or do we?

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