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- Subject: [LM_NET] Fwd: Fw: Current Cites, February 2005
- From: Robert-Koreis -FW <rkoreis@FWPS.ORG>
- Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 08:01:17 -0800
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Government information sources get a lot of use in my library, so I found
the article from the following citation interesting. It came to me from
Current Cites. http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/CurrentCites/ While much is
outside our realm, I'd recommend subscribing to their monthly mailing list.
Bob Koreis
Feederal Way High School
Federal Way, WA
rkoreis@fwps.org
>
>> Garvin, Peggy. "[9]Why Google Uncle Sam?" [10]LLRX.com (13 February
>> 2005)(http://www.llrx.com/columns/govdomain2.htm). - Google's
>> [11]Uncle Sam search has evolved into the most popular search tool for
>> the .gov and .mil domains. Garvin, author of [12]The United States
>> Government Internet Manual, questions this popularity, pointing out a
>> number of deficiencies. For one thing, it doesn't include all the
>> information that the federal government makes available online, since
>> some sites don't have .gov or .mil domains (e.g., [13]usps.com,
>> [14]ndu.edu). Also, the Uncle Sam service does not offer an advanced
>> search form; if you click on advance search, you'll be sent to
>> Google's generic version. Garvin also takes a look at the federal
>> government's own search engine, at [15]firstgov.gov. Although it, too,
>> has some limitations, it does offer some features that Uncle Sam does
>> not. Bottom line -- "When searching the federal government niche,
>> follow the same recommended practice as in general searching: use more
>> than one search engine." Also listed are two additional tools for
>> federal government research: [16]Department of Defense Search and
>> [17]Vivisimo's FirstGov cluster search. - [18]SK
>
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