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Africa S. Hands The Big Free Three for News: User Interface
25th September 2012

Of the big three, users have a choice of interface, with Bing and Google offering the most white space and a clean simple design for easier viewing. Yahoo! News is graphics intensive. Reviewer Africa Hands discusses other interface differences, as well as related results, personalisation, and languages and regions covered.

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Africa S. Hands The Big Free Three for News: Sources, Coverage and Content
25th September 2012

Business news available through Google, Yahoo! and Bing varies based on both the underlying sources and the algorithms used to search, organise and deliver results.

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Robin Neidorf The Big Free Three for News: Introduction and FreePint's View
25th September 2012

The big three in news search -- Bing, Yahoo! and Google -- are likely part of the daily workflow for nearly every knowledge worker. For individuals, each provides strengths and weaknesses. For organisations, it's essential to understand what workers are turning to, in order to direct education and manage risks.

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Penny Crossland News consumption and search moves to social media sites
25th September 2012

Interesting findings have recently emerged from several reports, demonstrating consumers’ shift away from established news sites and search engines towards social media services – largely fuelled by tablet and smart phone usage. Search engines, too, are seeing a drop in visitors as online users are going to social networking sites to search for information, prompting analysts to view social networks increasingly as disruptors to the way we search and consumer news.

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Anne Jordan Source Update September 2012: What's happening with Eureka.cc?
25th September 2012

Monthly update on source changes in Eureka.cc

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Tim Buckley Owen Islamic finance - prepare to open the floodgates?
24th September 2012

Global Islamic finance is set to double in size between 2011 and 2015, says Stuart Anderson, Middle East head at rating agency Standard & Poor's. At the recent Global Islamic Finance Forum, both Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters announced new indices to track Sukuk financial markets. Information managers may need to brace themselves for a flood of new products covering this market.

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James Mullan Google+ heading towards the enterprise
24th September 2012

When it rolled out in June 2011, it was obvious that most of the features within Google+ were aimed at individual users rather then businesses or large organisations. Now it would appear that Google is implementing some changes to its flagship product which is bringing it closer to being used within the enterprise.

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Anne Jordan Source Update September 2012: What's happening with Factiva?
24th September 2012

Monthly update on changes to Factiva's source list

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Anne Jordan Source Update September 2012: What's happening with Nexis?
24th September 2012

Monthly update on source changes in Nexis.com

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Penny Crossland Sustainability from Thomson Reuters - a new site worth visiting
20th September 2012

Sustainability is a buzzword used by government agencies and politicians in countless reports and speeches these days and is a concept we are all meant to aspire to. The term can be applied to a wide range of industries, making it hard for information professionals to find all-encompassing sources on the subject. Now one of the major business intelligence providers, Thomson Reuters has entered the arena, launching a website in the last few days dedicated to the topic.

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