| It’s not humongous like Google Books, but it’s certainly respectable! New Zealand now has the New Zealand Electronic Text Centre (NZETC), over 1000 electronic books that feature... | |
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| I am breaking one of my informal rules by covering this site. It’s a support archive for an offline exhibit which I’m not planning to visit as it is several hundred miles away. But... | |
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| The Harvard Office for Scholarly Communication has launched its public beta site for its open access repository, DASH (Digital Access to Scholarship at Harvard). It’s available at... | |
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| Courseopedia launched at the beginning of this month but I’m just now looking at it because of Labor Day! Courseopedia describes itself this way: “Courseopedia is designed to eliminate... | |
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| The National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII) has updated its search engine to search multiple databases at the same time, and now also returns clustered results. You can try it at... | |
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| iDig Network announced this week the launch of iDigRadio, which launches more than 990 radio stations from over 40 different countries. it’s available at http://www.idigradio.com/.
The front... | |
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| Searchers now ‘want more than 10 blue links’ — Welcome to Netimperative.com http://bit.ly/17qCN5 [ResearchBuzz] Ontario Heritage Trust launches online, provincewide places of... | |
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| The Irish Times has reported that a detailed 1911 census is now available. Access for it is free at http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/.
The front page has general information on the census and... | |
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| Do you read the Sunlight Labs blog? You don’t? I encourage you to; the site not only creates tools to help clarify government data, but recommends other sites as well. Recently Sunlight Labs... | |
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| Database of Farmers Markets in Virginia — http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/vagrown/index.shtml</a#food#locavore#local#nomnomnom [ResearchBuzz] Blinkx at work on search engine... | |
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