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Information Today July 28, 2008	Cognition Launches SemanticMEDLINE A new free service enables complex health and life science material to be rapidly and efficiently discovered with greater precision and completeness using natural language processing technology.
Information Today July 28, 2008	Google Opens Knol to the Public Knols are authoritative articles about specific topics, written by people who know about those subjects.
Information Today July 24, 2008	LexisNexis Adds Country News Feeds From Esmerk The Esmerk content complements the existing LexisNexis coverage of these countries, such as from EIU, Datamonitor, and Business Monitor International.
PC Magazine July 22, 2008	Strange Google Names The search monolith is snatching up Web addresses that are misspellings or variations (some risque) of its name, as well as stockpiling seemingly random ones. Here's a sampling.
Information Today July 21, 2008 Barbara Quint	Voters and Public Library Funding: An OCLC Market Research Report Public libraries are in trouble. Costs and demands for their services continue to rise, while revenue and support for maintaining, much less increasing, financial support continue to sink.
Information Today July 21, 2008	Peer-to-Patent Project Extended and Expanded New York Law School announced the extension of the Peer-to-Patent project designed to streamline the patent examination process by opening it to scientific and technical experts.
Information Today July 21, 2008	Digital Bookmobile to Launch National Tour The inaugural event will allow readers of all ages to experience digital audiobook, ebook, music, and video downloads from their public libraries.
The Motley Fool July 18, 2008 Alyce Lomax	Google Not Feeling So Lucky Investors realize that Big G might not be bulletproof after all.
Information Today July 17, 2008	New Report on Copyright Law and Digital Preservation The Library of Congress, through its National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP) has issued a joint report on the impact of copyright law on digital preservation.
Search Engine Watch July 16, 2008 Kevin Ryan	Google's Path to Domination And you may ask yourself, 'how did we get here?' Today's search landscape is a result of Yahoo trying to integrate large acquisitions too fast, while Google focused on core disciplines, small complimentary acquisitions, and smart build-outs.
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