Singingfish: Advancing the Art of Multimedia Search (English)
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Title:Singingfish: Advancing the Art of Multimedia Search
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Table of contents – Volume 26
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Edit This - Intra, Intra: Read All About ItManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Edit This - Blogged DownManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Edit This - The Medium Is the MessageManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Edit This - Onboard the eOriented ExpressManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Edit This - On the Filp SideManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Edit ThisManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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Edit This - Strange Bedfellows, or Just Strange Times?Manafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Edit This - Now and LaterManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Edit This - Career OpportunitiesManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Intra, Intra: Read All About ItManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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Letters to the Editor| 2003
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The International Children's Digital Library Takes the World Wide Web World-WideLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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News - Content News| 2003
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CERT and ArcSight Join Forces to Battle CyberthreatsServa, S. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - CERT and ArcSight Join Forces to Battle CyberthreatsServa, Sandy et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - The International Children's Digital Library Takes the World Wide Web World-WideLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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Edit This - Like Being ThereManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Edit This - The End of the BeginningManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Showdown at COMDEX 2002: The Latest Battle in the Intellectual Property WarDoering, D. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Showdown at COMDEX 2002: The Latest Battle in the Intellectual Property WarDoering, David et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Microsoft Takes XML MainstreamLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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Edit This - Why Things BurnManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Microsoft Takes XML MainstreamLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - TIA: Terrorism Information Awareness or Totally InAppropriate?Levack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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TIA: Terrorism Information Awareness or Totally InAppropriate?Levack, K. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - New Life for .XXX?Levack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Turning the Pages of Priceless ManuscriptsOjala, Marydee et al. | 2003
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Gunning for Information: Pop-up Desktop NewsManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - The E-Government Act of 2002: A Stab at Cyber SecurityLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Gunning for Information: Pop-up Desktop NewsManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Pressing the POD Issue: The MIT Classics SeriesLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News & Product Briefs| 2003
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Turning the Pages of Priceless ManuscriptsOjala, M. et al. | 2003
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The E-Government Act of 2002: A Stab at Cyber SecurityLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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Metrics - Content industry breakouts for the statistically inclined| 2003
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News - News Features - Take One Tablet and Email Me in the Morning: Tablet PCs and ENewspapersLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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Take One Tablet and Email Me in the Morning: Tablet PCs and ENewspapersLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Controlling Web Bugs -- Online Advertisers Help Shape GuidelinesMarcum, Melissa et al. | 2003
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WebFountain: IBM Buzzes the Web for Intelligent ApplicationsManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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OneSource Introduces Content Optimization ServicesManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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Veteran Rockers Head to the Front Lines of Digital DistributionLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - This Fedora's Big Enough for Any DAM ProjectManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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This Fedora's Big Enough for Any DAM ProjectManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - OneSource Introduces Content Optimization ServicesManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Veteran Rockers Head to the Front Lines of Digital DistributionLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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Controlling Web Bugs-Online Advertisers Help Shape GuidelinesMarcum, M. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - WebFountain: IBM Buzzes the Web for Intelligent ApplicationsManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Gallup Takes the Reins with Digital DeliveryManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Seybold's 365 Degree View of the Trade Show TodayJohnson, J.T. et al. | 2003
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Censorship in Vogue for YellowTimes.orgLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall Web Logs: Moving Beyond CoolWhite, M. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Censorship in Vogue for YellowTimes.orgLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Goes With the WorkflowManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Goes With the WorkflowManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Web Logs: Moving Beyond Cool - Now Web logs are moving inside the firewall as a complementary Web application to an intranet.White, Martin et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Altova's Giving It Away: Drops the Price of authentic 5...to (USD)0Boeri, Robert J. et al. | 2003
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Altova's Giving It Away: Drops the Price of authentic 5...to $0Boeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Intro to Open Access: The Public Library of ScienceOjala, Marydee et al. | 2003
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Intro to Open Access: The Public Library of ScienceOjala, M. et al. | 2003
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Information Around the Clock from Around the WorldMarcum, M. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Overture Takes FAST Track With Alta Vista SearchServa, Sandy et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Isilon -- Trying to Make Storage DAM SmartManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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AT&T: Making Cents with PrePaid Content CardsServa, S. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - AT&T: Making Cents with PrePaid Content CardsServa, Sandy et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Name That Tune: Audio Fingerprint Firms' Dueling Business ModelsSpark, David et al. | 2003
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News - Peopleware| 2003
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Name That Tune: Audio Fingerprint Firms' Dueling Business ModelsSpark, D. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - If Two Heads Are Better than One, Try 7,000 with WikipediaLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Unraveling the NY Times Scandal: Is Information Retrieval Software the Answer?Ciarlone, Leonor et al. | 2003
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Publishers STIX Together for Online Font StandardServa, S. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Publishers STIX Together for Online Font StandardServa, Sandy et al. | 2003
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InfoInsider - Content: New Respect, Mainstream Vendor Support - 2003 has been the "year of content," and 2004 promises even more excitement. By content I mean a "book-like collection of related information objects;" "book-like" because nearly all content carries some of the attributes of books.Boeri, Robert J. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Information Around the Clock from Around the WorldMarcum, Melissa et al. | 2003
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If Two Heads Are Better than One, Try 7,000 with WikipediaLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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InfoInsider Content: New Respect, Mainstream Vendor SupportBoeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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Overture Takes FAST Track With AltaVista SearchServa, S. et al. | 2003
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Traction Digs in With Traction TeamPageLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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DAMing Marketing CommunicationManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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WebWare Steps Up DAM SolutionManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Traction Digs in With Traction TeamPageLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - The Low-End Theory: Verity Leverages Inktomi Acquisition to Open New DoorsManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Instant Messaging Fit for the EnterpriseBlock, Debbie Galante et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - WebWare Steps Up DAM SolutionManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - DAMing Marketing CommunicationManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Faces of Econtent - Name With The Face: Lucy ParkScott, David M. et al. | 2003
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The Low-End Theory: Verity Leverages Inktomi Acquisition to Open New DoorsManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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Instant Messaging Fit for the EnterpriseBlock, D. G. et al. | 2003
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Review - WorX Studio - WorX Studio gives users a means to interactively convert unstructured documents into structured XML. The product suite can be very useful for a group of writers who work on a small number of structured document types.Trippe, Bill et al. | 2003
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InSites - The EContent team suggests some sites, projects, and resources that -- While outside the scope of the ECONTENT 100 list -- Are well worth taking a closer look at.Levack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Active-ate Your Content with FileNET P8Manafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Ta Da! Kazaa Pulls a Countersuit Out of a HatLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Streams for FeeSpark, David et al. | 2003
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David (and his Army) versus Goliath: The Creators Federation Takes AimLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Ta Da! Kazaa Pulls a Countersuit Out of a HatLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Getting Rich on Rich Media? Sonic Foundry Refocuses and ReleasesLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - David (and his Army) versus Goliath: The Creators Federation Takes AimLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Well Formed: Adobe Announces Intelligent Forms DesignerLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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Well Formed: Adobe Announces Intelligent Forms DesignerLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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Active-ate Your Content with FileNET P8Manafy, M. et al. | 2003
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WorX StudioTrippe, B. et al. | 2003
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Streams for FeeSpark, D. et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Making Its Presence Known: InnerPresence Joins the Security GameLevack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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Faces of Econtent - Name With the Face: Jon SweetScott, David M. et al. | 2003
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Content industry breakouts for the statistically inclined| 2003
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Making Its Presence Known: InnerPresence Joins the Security GameLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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Adobe Graphics Server 2.0 (formerly AlterCast)Trippe, B. et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money - Does Wireless Have a Model?Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Mirror Image Internet: Streams Its Way Up the Content Food ChainManafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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News - News Features - Taking AIIM at the ECM MarketMiller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Taking AIIM at the ECM MarketMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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xmlspy^5 Enterprise EditionBoeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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Reviews - Adobe Graphics Server 2.0 (formerly AlterCast) - Adobe Graphics Server 2.0 indeed automates graphics production, management, and serving. It is a good fit for the medium- to large-scale organization that uses many graphics for both print and online applications, especially an organization that is already heavily using Adobe's graphic tools such as Illustrator and PhotoShop. The best return on investment would come by integrating Graphics Server 2.0 with content management and other Web applications.Trippe, Bill et al. | 2003
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Mirror Image Internet: Streams Its Way Up the Content Food ChainManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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Review - Xmlspy5 Enterprise Edition - Xmlspy5 Enterprise Edition is a robust Windows-based interactive XML development environment, a Swiss Army knife for XML developers. It goes beyond the obvious XML uses, with applications in KM and graphics.Boeri, Robert J. et al. | 2003
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InfoPro - Are We Overloaded Yet? I've been asked to speak a number of times about the problem of information overload. At the first invitation, my initial thought was, "This topic is so last year!" Yet even though we've faced this problem for years, recent developments have made it that much more difficult to keep from being overwhelmed with info-noise.Bates, Mary Ellen et al. | 2003
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Reviews - Office 2003 InfoPath and MS Word Professional - By adding XML capabilities to Office 2003 professional versions, Microsoft has elevated content-centric XML to a mainstream choice. Microsoft Word and InfoPath are richly functional -- Even dramatic components -- Of this Office release.Boeri, Robert J. et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Powerful Intranets: Strategy and Content Combined - We are approaching the end of the first decade of intranet deployment. What lessons have been learned in that time? I am tempted to say "Not many!"White, Martin et al. | 2003
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Are We Overloaded Yet?Bates, M. E. et al. | 2003
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Powerful Intranets: Strategy and Content Combined We are approaching the end of the first decade of intranet deployment. What lessons have been learned in that time? I am tempted to say "Not many!"White, M. et al. | 2003
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Office 2003 InfoPath and MS Word Professional By adding XML capabilities to Office 2003 professional versions, Microsoft has elevated content-centric XML to a mainstream choiceBoeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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Faces of Econtent - Name With The Face: Carolina OlivieriScott, David M. et al. | 2003
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Faces of Econtent - Name With The Face: Mary Kay McDonaldScott, David M. et al. | 2003
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xDoc ConverterTrippe, B. et al. | 2003
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Review - Contribute 1.0 - While no substitute for a content management system, Contribute provides an inexpensive way for content producers to change and update Web site content without help or intervention from Web design and development staff and without affecting the underlying site design.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Searching for KM Knowledge Management is one of those terms that periodically goes in and out of favorBoeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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Contribute 1.0 While no substitute for a content management system, Contribute provides an inexpensive way for content producers to change and update Web site content without help or intervention from Web design and development staff and without affecting the underlying site designMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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KM and Elearning: A Powerful CombinationReamy, T. et al. | 2003
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InfoInsider - Searching for KM - Knowledge Management is one of those terms that periodically goes in and out of favor. Whatever name you give it though, consistently capturing and reusing intellectual assets within an organization that values information-sharing is a critical endeavor.Boeri, Robert J. et al. | 2003
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Review - xDoc Converter - While it is a new product that currently runs only under Windows and may not yet support all the source formats you need, xDoc Converter offers an impressive feature set, flexibility, and moderate price that make it worth a look.Trippe, Bill et al. | 2003
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KM and Elearning: A Powerful Combination - "In two years, KM will be a subset of elearning. Or elearning will be a subset of KM."Reamy, Tom et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money - The 2004 Models - This issue seems like a good spot from which to project forward a bit and "Follow the Money" into the content industry's likeliest revenue streams in 2004.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money: The 2004 ModelsSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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InfoPro - Archiving the Attic - What fascinates me is the idea that, while the concept of cataloging all the world's knowledge is impossible, so many people are willing to spend time cataloging their small corner of the world.Bates, Mary Ellen et al. | 2003
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Faces of eContent - Name With The Face: Max ErdsteinScott, David M. et al. | 2003
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Archiving the AtticBates, M. E. et al. | 2003
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Get It Together: Integrating Data with XML - Whether that data originated from sources in different departments or through mergers and acquisitions, it is becoming increasingly evident that companies must find a way to leverage all of their information and even to get disparate data to work together. Thus, more and more, enterprise IT departments must find a way to integrate data across different platforms from a variety of data sources and many are turning to XML as an integration tool.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Reviews - Hoover's Online - Hoover's recently redesigned their flagship Hoover's Online product from the inside out and the 18-month, million-dollar effort paid off: The new and improved Hoover's Online is a winner. Despite some annoying nits and a few growing pains, Hoover's Online combines excellent content, a strong editorial voice, excellent search and fun browsing capabilities into a terrific package.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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Adobe Acrobat 6.0 ProfessionalMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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Hoover's Online Hoover's recently redesigned their flagship Hoover's Online product from the inside out and the 18-month, million-dollar effort paid offScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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ECONTENT 100 - Welcome to our third annual list of the 100 companies that matter most in the digital content industry. What a year it has been. No doubt the dismal economy -- Especially tough on the tech sector -- Has taken its toll on our industry. And, while its ripples have sunk a few ships, more often than not, they've provided opportunities for many interesting acquisitions that likely foreshadow some industry trends. Despite the shifting tide, we've managed to put together another list worth looking at if you are setting out to find a point solution or trying to understand the way the pieces of econtent fit together to produce more effective, efficient business processes over all.| 2003
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Email: The Other Content Management - Crucial business is being conducted via email. With all this information inaccessible to the rest of the enterprise, locked inside applications sitting on desktops or corporate email servers, email has emerged as a content and knowledge management issue.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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P2P in B2B: Getting Past the "N" WordSmith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Review - Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional - Adobe has done a great job of redesigning Acrobat to make it easier to use. Acrobat 6.0 is a big step forward and should contribute to increased productivity and smoother workflow without a huge learning curve by users of previous versions. Adobe has clearly thought about the needs of the business user and implemented features to make it much simpler to create, deliver, and edit PDF flies.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Email: The Other Content ManagementMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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EContent 100: Welcome to our third annual list of the 100 companies that matter most in the digital content industry| 2003
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Get It Together: Integrating Data with XMLMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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Will the Broadband Revolution Be Televised? Now that household broadband penetration may be approaching 20% and much of at-work Web access already comes through fatter pipes, an old argument is being made anewSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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Intelligent Marketers Market Their IntelligenceSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money - WeatherBug: Always On, Always Profitable - While much of the content community continues to chase sponsor dollars by making ads bigger, louder, more animated, at least one provider understands the alternative Zen way: Be there to deliver when the user needs you.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money - Will the Broadband Revolution Be Televised? Now that household broadband penetration may be approaching 20% and much of at-work Web access already comes through fatter pipes, an old argument is being made anew: All media brands need to get a video component. Well, maybe.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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WeatherBug: Always On, Always ProfitableSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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ECONTENT 100 - Classification & Taxonomy| 2003
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FluentMedia If you want fresh news and information sliced by topic for your Web site or corporate portal and you're particularly interested in U.S. newspaper content, consider FluentMedia. Of note is FluentMedia's inclusion of excellent tools to control what content goes whereScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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The AfterWeb: Digital Distribution Without the URL - After a decade of development, the Web's limitations as a digital distribution platform are more apparent than ever. One evolving channel for digital content distribution, the digital magazine format, got serious in 2002, as users surprised even the digimag technology providers with their hunger for downloadable versions of print products.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Content Management Case StudiesMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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So You've Built It, Now What? The Corporate Portal DilemmaMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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The AfterWeb: Digital Distribution Without the URLSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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Content Management Case Studies - A look at seven CM case studies in an effort to demonstrate content management's objectives and abilities in helping solve some of the diverse informational and data problems faced by institutions and businesses today.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Review - FluentMedia - If you want fresh news and information sliced by topic for your Web site or corporate portal and you're particularly interested in U.S. newspaper content, consider FluentMedia. Of note is FluentMedia's inclusion of excellent tools to control what content goes where.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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So You've Built It, Now What? The Corporate Portal Dilemma - An incredible number of companies today have corporate portals, yet despite widespread deployment, they remain an enigma. Even with this huge commitment of money and resources, companies often find that their portals remain underutilized.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money KeepMedia.com: What We Learned at the CrashSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money - Are Micropayments Promising or Penny-Ante? Online micropayment is an idea that just won't die...nor will it quite come to life. While growing seven-fold in 2002, they still represent a mere 1% of online content revenues.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money - KeepMedia.com: What We Learned at the Crash - It all sounds so familiar. If online users won't buy content in the usual offline model of subscribing to individual titles, let's try aggregating a number of top offline brands and sell 'em all for one low monthly price.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Are Micropayments Promising or Penny-Ante?Smith, S. et al. | 2003
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News Flash: Business Intelligence No Longer an Oxymoron - Speedy communication is only one aspect of doing business in real time. Even more important: The ability for execs to find out what's going on under the hood in time to fix problems before they cause something important to blow up.Kuchinskas, Susan et al. | 2003
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Get Smart with Business Intelligence SoftwareMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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In the Move from Free to Fee, Where Lies B2B?Scott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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ECONTENT 100 - Collaboration & Knowledge Management| 2003
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Get Smart with Business Intelligence Software - A great deal of business content is unstructured information or, even harder to pin down, it's somewhere out on the World Wide Web waiting to be found. There exists a range of business intelligence software available to help companies use this information to ran their businesses more efficiently.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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In the Move from Free to Fee, Where Lies B2B? Typically with B2C, much of the fresh content is free and includes ads, but readers are charged for archived data. That's all well and good for B2C, but what about business-to-business publishers and their online properties?Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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News Flash: Business Intelligence No Longer an OxymoronKuchinskas, S. et al. | 2003
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Content-centric XML: Coming Soon to an Intranet Near You?Boeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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Info Insider - Content-centric XML: Coming Soon to an Intranet Near You?Boeri, Robert J. et al. | 2003
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ECONTENT 100 - Consulting Services| 2003
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Follow the Money - Can Push Come (Back) to Shove (Subscribers)? Along with online pet food sales and the paperless office, push technology was one of the Web's early laughingstocks, but not so fast; the idea of feeding content to the desktop is worth another look.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Follow the MoneySmith, S. et al. | 2003
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Paying For Content and Making Content Pay: Online Micropayment Strategies and Solutions - Whether online or off, content providers adore the subscription model...and for good reason. Getting a user to commit to content at a bundled price is about as sweet a transaction as one can imagine. Yet more efficient, "friction-less" micropayment systems -- For vendors and consumers -- Could open up whole new revenue models.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Content Integration: Are You Ready for It? Is It Ready for You?Byrne, T. et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money - Classmates: The Power of 'Whatever Happened To...?' - In what must be one of the best testaments to the enduring power of the much-maligned banner, Classmates.com purchases five to ten billion ad impressions a month...a strategy that works.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Delivering Under Pressure: Business belt-tightening accelerates consolidation and adaptation in the Content Delivery MarketplaceLancie, Philip De et al. | 2003
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Classmates: The Power of `Whatever Happened To...?' In what must be one of the best testaments to the enduring power of the much-maligned banner, Classmates.com purchases five to ten billion ad impressions a month...a strategy that worksSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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Paying For Content and Making Content Pay: Online Micropayment Strategies and SolutionsSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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ECONTENT 100 - Content Creation, Production & Digital Publishing| 2003
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Content Integration: Are You Ready for It? Is It Ready for You? A new breed of Content Integration (CI) vendors is emerging to offer custom software solutions not tied to any specific software system. In their potential breadth and complexity, these new solutions resemble their older Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) analogues from the data world, but CI tools also bring their own unique dimensions related to the way contemporary organizations want to use content.Byrne, Tony et al. | 2003
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Search Show Offs I find that my searches, particularly in the value-added online services, are a lot broader, which means that rather than wading through 15 or 20 records, I have to slog through 200 or 300 to find the answers I needBates, M. E. et al. | 2003
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InfoPro - Search Show Offs - I find that my searches, particularly in the value-added online services, are a lot broader, which means that rather than wading through 15 or 20 records, I have to slog through 200 or 300 to find the answers I need. I use whatever tools I can when reviewing search results and have been keeping my eye on data visualization tools.Bates, Mary Ellen et al. | 2003
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Thinking Locally to Communicate Globally: Delivering Content to the World - Whether you're globalizing or localizing a site, a gradual approach may be the best strategy. Pack offers other pointers for creating sites that want to reach the world via the Web.Pack, Thomas et al. | 2003
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Publish or Perish: Enewsletters Push Business Communication Forward - Unless you are in the publishing business, your company probably doesn't consider itself a content creator -- And why should it? However, the role of content producer is changing with the evolution of digital content distribution options, especially given the growing popularity of the enewsletter as a business-communication method.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Publish or Perish: Enewsletters Push Business Communication ForwardMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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Thinking Locally to Communicate Globally: Delivering Content to the WorldPack, T. et al. | 2003
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InfoPro - Is That All? Google has taught us that it is no longer necessary to go through the effort of defining our information need. We put a word or two into the search box and let a search engine disambiguate the query and provide an answer.Bates, Mary Ellen et al. | 2003
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Is That All? Google has taught us that it is no longer necessary to go through the effort of defining our information needBates, M. E. et al. | 2003
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Can XML Drive Taxonomies and Categorization?Trippe, B. et al. | 2003
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Content Syndication: Ready for the Masses? There is a strong case for everyday organizations to syndicate their content. Producing high-quality content for a Web site is expensive, so why not realize more value from it by distributing the information as widely as possible?Byrne, Tony et al. | 2003
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Playing to LearnSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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Blogging for Business - Until recently, weblogs were primarily the domain of a tightly knit community of personal bloggers offering their insight and opinions, but they are finding their way into the workplace as organizations begin to recognize their promise as an inexpensive way to communicate information about dynamic events.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Can XIVIL Drive Taxonomies and Categorization? When it comes to a specific question, such as, "How does XML support taxonomy development and usage?" the answers that come forth can be far-flung, disparate, and confusing. The waters get muddied further if you tune into all the announcements from the vendors, industry groups, and analysts who have opinions about such matters.Trippe, Bill et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money - Playing to Learn - Gaming companies may have a thing or two to teach content companies about diversifying revenue streams and keeping paying customers satisfied.Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Blogging for BusinessMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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Content Syndication: Ready for the Masses?Byrne, T. et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Passing Through - If some recent figures from the UK Department of Trade and Industry are to be believed, around 20% of UK companies have an extranet and I have seen a significant trend towards the deployment of extranets.White, Martin et al. | 2003
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Passing Through If some recent figures from the UK Department of Trade and Industry are to be believed, around 20% of UK companies have an extranetWhite, M. et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Information OverlookWhite, Martin et al. | 2003
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Getting the Message: Enterprise IM Goes Mainstream - Once the province of teenagers, IM has percolated through the mainstream until, by natural extension, it has reached into the enterprise.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Paying Your Way to the Top: Search Engine Advertising - Not only is it exceedingly simple to buy listings by keyword and phrase, search engine pay-for-performance is now a billion dollar industry and the fastest growing form of advertising anywhere. Now whenever and wherever a business- or consumer-related search is entered, the results are likely to include ads.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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Customized Desktop Content: New Information Power for the Knowledgeable Worker - The days when end-users grappled fruitlessly with arcane command searching at destination sites are gone and the era of frustrating, scattershot Internet searching may be nearing its end. Instead, the workplace has been redefined as a rich data universe, from which customized content streams directly to the individual knowledge worker's desktop.O'Leary, Mick et al. | 2003
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Paying Your Way to the Top: Search Engine AdvertisingScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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Push...Back? An Old Technology Teaches Content New TricksSmith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Info Insider - Keys to KM: Selecting a Search System - Let's look at taxonomies, categorization, product creep, and XML as further differentiators in selecting a single search solution for knowledge management.Boeri, Robert J. et al. | 2003
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Getting the Message: Enterprise IM Goes MainstreamMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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Customized Desktop Content: New Information Power for the Knowledgeable WorkerO Leary, M. et al. | 2003
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Keys to KM: Selecting a Search System Let's look at taxonomies, categorization, product creep, and XML as further differentiators in selecting a single search solution for knowledge managementBoeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Hits and Misses - One of the problems of intranet management is that it is difficult to establish reliable metrics for an intranet that enable its effectiveness and progress to be monitored, or for an intranet to be bench-marked against other intranets.White, Martin et al. | 2003
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Hits and Misses One of the problems of intranet management is that it is difficult to establish reliable metrics for an intranet that enable its effectiveness and progress to be monitored, or for an intranet to be bench-marked against other intranetsWhite, M. et al. | 2003
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Make It Your Own EIP technology has some important attributes, but the end result is often a desktop with more panes than a Georgian Era windowWhite, M. et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Make It Your Own - EIP technology has some important attributes, but the end result is often a desktop with more panes than a Georgian Era window. Remember, all that glistens is not gold.White, Martin et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Read Up - For reasons entirely unclear to me, there are not many books on the subjects of content management or intranets and portals, but there are some noteworthy newcomers.White, Martin et al. | 2003
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Read Up For reasons entirely unclear to me, there are not many books on the subjects of content management or intranets and portals, but there are some note-worthy newcomersWhite, M. et al. | 2003
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Get a Grip on Grids: Can Distributed Computing Power Collaboration and Content Management? The availability of resources to meet tomorrow's computing needs is best assured not simply by boosting speed, but also by fundamentally reorganizing the way that individual computing resources within an organization may be allocated to accomplish common goals. Gaining currency under the name "Grid computing," it's almost a kind of communism for computers. But Grid advocates are neither utopians nor ideologues, just people with lots of work to do who need enough computing power to do it.Lancie, Philip De et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Setting Standards for Intranet Success - Without careful attention paid, not only to setting standards, but also to making sure that they are complied with yet of pliable stuff that can be modified to suit changing requirements, intranets can soon become a morass of irrelevant documents.White, Martin et al. | 2003
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Get a Grip on Grids: Can Distributed Computing Power Collaboration and Content Management?De Lancie, P. et al. | 2003
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Secure Content Collaboration with Information Rights Management - To combat the ebb and flow of information from internal corporate computing networks, corporations, institutions, and organizations alike have, until now, protected their digital documents, multimedia, and code with perimeter-based systems, but there are a new crop of IRM tools that strive to ease the burden of managing secure collaboration and allow for the flexibility that the corporate environment requires.Levy, Christopher et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall Setting Standards for Intranet SuccessWhite, M. et al. | 2003
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Digital ECCOs of the Eighteenth Century - Gale's ambitious Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO) project currently consists of seven subject modules containing 150,000 works totaling approximately 33 million pages and will allow a plethora of works to be added digitally to the collections of libraries worldwide.Levack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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Secure Content Collaboration with Information Rights ManagementLevy, C. et al. | 2003
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Digital ECCOs of the Eighteenth CenturyLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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First, Do No Harm: Can Privacy and Advanced Information Technology Coexist? Advances in networking and database technology have brought vast amounts of data together. In the right hands, such networked data and content can be invaluable -- The doctor who needs vital patient records, the security analyst who wants to glean some intelligence from financial records. But for all its potential good use, the same data has great potential for misuse -- Either inadvertent or intentional. A new breed of "Hippocratic Databases" is emerging as one way to empower and protect databased content.Trippe, Bill et al. | 2003
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Toulouse: A Study in Libraries' Virtual FutureGautschi, H. et al. | 2003
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Sealed and Delivered...Keeping content safe is a big job and everyone has to do it.Kuchinskas, Susan et al. | 2003
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Digital Asset Management-Off the Shelf or On Your OwnSpark, D. et al. | 2003
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Toulouse: A Study in Libraries' Virtual Future - How did a 200-year-old French library turn to an American company with headquarters in Alabama and Missouri to help them whip their catalogue into shape? Not unlike the library's own epic history, the search for solutions took a meandering route.Gautschi, Heidi et al. | 2003
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Digital Asset Management -- Off the Shelf or On Your Own - Looking for a solution to manage all your digital assets? EContent looks at two companies that took divergent paths in building a DAM solution.Spark, David et al. | 2003
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First, Do No Harm: Can Privacy and Advanced Information Technology Coexist?Trippe, B. et al. | 2003
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Fear of Migration Recently, two surveys have been undertaken that look at the factors that influence CMS purchase and the issues that arise in implementationWhite, M. et al. | 2003
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Acrobat Scores Again...In a Changing GameBoeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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Building a DAM to Last: Archiving Digital Assets - If a digital asset archive is the answer to your rich-media storage needs, be sure you ask the right questions to get a solution that will meet your needs for some time to come.Zeichick, Alan et al. | 2003
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Infoinsider - Acrobat Scores Again... In a Changing Game - For nearly 10 years, Adobe Acrobat's Portable Document Format (PDF) has remained the undisputed standard for visually-faithful electronic renditions of print documents. With such momentum, what more could Adobe do? Not rest on its laurels.Boeri, Robert J. et al. | 2003
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Building a DAM to Last: Archiving Digital AssetsZeichick, A. et al. | 2003
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Broken Links and Broken Laws: Copyright Confusion OnlineBelle, J. et al. | 2003
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Content Plus: What's Selling Online We just might...just might, mind you...be turning the corner on the fee-based content modelSmith, S. et al. | 2003
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Follow the Money - Content Plus: What's Selling Online - We just might...just might, mind you...be turning the corner on the fee-based content model. Americans are starting to take to a fee-based online model, but not because Web publishers somehow succeeded in "retraining" users to "pay up."Smith, Steve et al. | 2003
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Broken Links and Broken Laws: Copyright Confusion Online - The thinking behind copyright law has grown no less muddled since the trials of Columba Kilmacolm in 6th Century Ireland. Two major laws with implications to online copyright have been enacted within the last five years -- The Sonny Bono Copyright Extension Act and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) -- Both of which include questionable provisions and cloudy expositions that may do more harm than good to content professionals.Belle, Jeff et al. | 2003
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DisContent - Fleeing the Internet: Time to Call It Quits? Millions of Americans have stopped using the Internet. They're fleeing the Web, avoiding online, dropping dialup, and banning broadband. The Internet? That's so 20th century!Crawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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An EContent Interview with Dave Shaffer, Thomson Financial CEO - Dave Shaffer, currently the chief executive officer for Thomson Financial, has worn many hats at The Thomson Corporation. Under Shaffer's leadership, the company recently announced a deal with Merrill Lynch that sends a clear message to the econtent industry: There's money to be made with the right content, audience, and delivery formula. We spoke to Shaffer about the electronic content industry and he offers his views on the current state of the industry.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Getting to Know You: Personalities Bringing Me BackCrawford, W. et al. | 2003
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DisContent - Getting to Know You: Personalities Bringing Me BackCrawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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DisContent Just My Type In case you haven't heard: I hate two popular Web fonts. Why do I hate Arial/Helvetica so much? The short answer is that I don't actually have anything particular against themCrawford, W. et al. | 2003
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Making Book Right now, I'd like to indulge in a little self promotionCrawford, W. et al. | 2003
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Fleeing the Internet: Time to Call It Quits?Crawford, W. et al. | 2003
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DisContent - Just My Type - In case you haven't heard: I hate two popular Web fonts. Why do I hate Arial-Helvetica so much? The short answer is that I don't actually have anything particular against them -- But I prefer a good serif typeface on screen as well as on paper.Crawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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DisContent - Making Book - Right now, I'd like to indulge in a little self promotion. But I hope that talking about my new book (and why you might want to pick up a copy) will help my readers understand what library professionals bring to the econtent forum.Crawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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An EContent Interview with Dave Shaffer, Thomson Financial CEOMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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Behind the FirewallWhite, M. et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Content: Managed But Not Found - At present, "content management" is very much the hot topic, with companies beginning to see the advantages of creating content repositories. However, the lack of attention on how to retrieve all these documents concerns me.White, Martin et al. | 2003
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Bringing People Together-It Takes More Than an IntranetWhite, M. et al. | 2003
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Behind the Firewall - Bringing People Together -- It Takes More Than an Intranet - I have a problem with Knowledge Management as a discipline, and am much happier talking about knowledge exchange.White, Martin et al. | 2003
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Language Analysis Systems: Intelligence by Any NameMisek, M. et al. | 2003
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Caution: Mobile Content at WorkManafy, M. et al. | 2003
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Dig the New Breed: Leveraging the Power of Video ContentSauer, J. et al. | 2003
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Profiles - TheBrain Technologies Corporation: Collapsing the Time to Knowledge - That which qualifies as relevant information categorized in a meaningful way in some places may be deemed completely useless in others. And so it goes with corporate enterprises and their mountains of information.Misek, Marla et al. | 2003
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Special Section: Mobile Content Marketplace - Caution: Mobile Content at Work - Mobile needs to be free to take any shape in order to find and empower users when and where they need it. But by virtue of its malleable nature, mobile is difficult to grasp and as a result, content providers -- Already cautious from scars garnered during the wild and wooly dotcom days -- Aren't so quick to chase what might seem like a PDA pipe dream.Manafy, Michelle et al. | 2003
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Case Study: XyEnterprise Keeps Kohler's Content Out of Hot Water - Kohler found itself with a document management system that would no longer be supported due to industry consolidation, but the company chose to view it as an opportunity to improve their systems and chose XyEnterprise's content management solution.Marino, Sylvia et al. | 2003
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Profile - NetContent: Turning Information into Power - A number of companies purport to help turn information overload into manageable knowledge. In doing so, "value-added aggregator" NetContent strives to keep it simple and protect the email medium without choking it to death.Misek, Marla et al. | 2003
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The Search Continues: Three Publishers' Site Search SolutionsEllerin, S. et al. | 2003
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Dig the New Breed: Leveraging the Power of Video Content - Whether you're training employees on a new product, hawking a product to potential customers, or pitching shareholders on a new vision for the future, the more efficient and effective way may be through digital video. And now may be the time as there are a variety of technologies available that have matured from experimental and early adopter to just the best way to get the job done.Sauer, Jeff et al. | 2003
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Profiles - Legalbitstream: Taxation Now Has RepresentationMisek, Marla et al. | 2003
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Case Study: XyEnterprise Keeps Kohler's Content Out of Hot WaterMarino, S. et al. | 2003
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Profile - Language Analysis Systems: Intelligence by Any Name - Drawing from a data archive of nearly one billion proper names used worldwide LAS software uses patent-pending technology to identify names by culture and confidence factor both for its core government market and for general business intelligence usage.Misek, Marla et al. | 2003
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Legalbitstream: Taxation Now Has RepresentationMisek, M. et al. | 2003
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The Search Continues: Three Publishers' Site Search Solutions - Here's a look at how three search providers are helping their publishing clients help users find their way to essential information.Ellerin, Stephen et al. | 2003
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NetContent: Turning Information into PowerMisek, M. et al. | 2003
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TheBrain Technologies Corporation: Collapsing the Time to KnowledgeMisek, M. et al. | 2003
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InfoPro - Now They Sell It, Now They Don't - Finding market research online has gotten more difficult every year. Instead of going to the usual supermarket sources, we now have to hit the Web aggregators, many of whom are now in the business of selling their reports on an à la carte basis to anyone with a credit card.Bates, Mary Ellen et al. | 2003
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Company and People Index - Look here to see if you've been name checked| 2003
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Now They Sell It, Now They Don't Finding market research online has gotten more difficult every year. Instead of going to the usual supermarket sources, we now have to hit the Web aggregators, many of whom are now in the business of selling their reports on an a la carte basis to anyone with a credit cardBates, M. E. et al. | 2003
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White Paper - Second Edition -- EContent's Leadership Series: Buying and Deploying Digital Content| 2003
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Solution Center & Buyer's Guide| 2003
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Infolnsider E-Docs: Signed, Sealed, and DeliveredBoeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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The Good, the Slow, and the Flashy: Looking at ECONTENT 100 SitesCrawford, W. et al. | 2003
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Style and Substance: Grading the PC "Classic Hundred"Crawford, W. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - Read All About It: Financial Information for Everyone - Before the Web brought real-time information to everyone, there was a dramatic distinction in what was considered financial news and information. Now the separation simply doesn't exist.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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See the Data for the TreesScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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DisContent - Building Partnerships: Adding Dialogue to Professional Writing - I would suggest that the right kind of user-generated content can enrich and augment the best professional content, particularly when it results in a dialogue that adds light rather than heat to a topic, but there are four key elements to encouraging substantive reader dialogues.Crawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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DisContent - The Good, the Slow, and the Flashy: Looking at ECONTENT 100 Sites - For most companies, your Web site is how the world sees you -- And the home page may be the most important part of the site. Thus, I thought it might be interesting to do an informal study on the Web sites of companies featured in the ECONTENT 100 issue.Crawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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Building Partnerships: Adding Dialogue to Professional WritingCrawford, W. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - I Need that Quote Now! Finding one-off statistics and stock photography used to be a pain in the butt for marketing professionals, but times they are a-changin'.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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Read All About It: Financial Information for EveryoneScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - But Is Your Econtent Cool? We're in the econtent business, people! We're not buying and selling something that can be touched and held. Instead of the visible stuff, we've got to focus on communicating how our services facilitate people doing their jobs better.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - See the Data for the TreesScott, David M. et al. | 2003
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Contented Readers and Non-Print Magazines How can an online artifact establish the same relationships as a good magazine?Crawford, W. et al. | 2003
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DisContent - Contented Readers and Non-Print Magazines - How can an online artifact establish the same relationships as a good magazine? Is it possible for a non-print magazine to succeed? I looked at these questions a year ago and believe it is time to reevaluate them both.Crawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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I Need that Quote Now! Finding one-off statistics and stock photography used to be a pain in the butt for marketing professionals, but times they are a-changin'Scott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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DisContent - Finding the People Behind the Tools - Content providers might want to rethink boasts of human-free news. But these claims provide a useful reminder: Computers, networks, and other technologies provide tools. It takes people to use those tools for communication and meaning.Crawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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Profiles - Sandlot Corporation: Subscriptions Aren't Just for Print Anymore - Prior to late 2000 and early 2001, most dotcoms relied on advertising sales as a means to fund their business activities -- An approach that backfired when the recession hit. Its clear that the subscription-based content model will step to the fore and Sandlot helps publishers find a way to sell content online.Misek, Marla et al. | 2003
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iLanguage: Translations for Global ResearchServa, S. et al. | 2003
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Finding the People Behind the Tools Content providers might want to rethink boasts of human-free news. But these claims provide a useful reminder: Computers, networks, and other technologies provide tools. It takes people to use those tools for communication and meaningCrawford, W. et al. | 2003
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E4X: Taking the Risk Out of Multiple Currency ManagementMisek, M. et al. | 2003
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Aladdin Knowledge Systems: Securing the Global VillageKuchinskas, S. et al. | 2003
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Profile - Aladdin Knowledge Systems: Securing the Global Village - Digital content, particularly email, Web pages, intranet applications, graphics files, and PDF documents, is a new front on the security battle, according to Aladdin Knowledge Systems.Kuchinskas, Susan et al. | 2003
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Sandlot Corporation: Subscriptions Aren't Just for Print AnymoreMisek, M. et al. | 2003
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Profiles - iLanguage: Translations for Global Research - While creative teams might work hard to craft the perfect sales pitch in English, making that well-honed pitch meaningful in Italian is another challenge altogether. Helping companies bridge their language gaps is the goal of iLanguage, a company that provides translation and localization solutions to businesses and governments on a worldwide basis.Serva, Sandy et al. | 2003
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Profiles - E4X: Taking the Risk Out of Multiple Currency Management - Constantly shifting currency-exchange rates and a struggling global economy are formidable challenges in their own right, but, taken together, can make the global-minded consumer question whether buying beyond his or her own borders is worth the hassle. E4X helps enable merchants to sell products and services in local currencies.Misek, Marla et al. | 2003
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Profile - Mazingo: DRM Plus Content Could Equal Handheld Movies - Mazingo aims to be a publisher cum enabler of content for mobile devices. The San Francisco-based company leverages its proprietary DRM as a competitive advantage to attract juicy content.Kuchinskas, Susan et al. | 2003
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Jibe: Speeds VOD with P2PBlock, D. G. et al. | 2003
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Singingfish: Advancing the Art of Multimedia SearchFritz, M. et al. | 2003
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Profiles - Books24x7: All of the Info All of the Time - As ebooks slowly begin to eke out a niche in the marketplace, what is the next logical progression? Digital libraries, of course, and Books24x7 has leapt out of the starting gate in an attempt to take an early lead in this burgeoning market.Levack, Kinley et al. | 2003
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Mazingo: DRM Plus Content Could Equal Handheld MoviesKuchinskas, S. et al. | 2003
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Profiles - Jibe: Speeds VOD with P2P - Up until now, Blockbuster had little to worry about when it came to competition from Internet-based video on demand. For customers without benefit of broadband, it could take hours to download one movie to a computer for viewing. But, out of left field came Jibe Inc., that offers a solution that can speed the process up by 30 times.Block, Debbie Galante et al. | 2003
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Profiles - Singingfish: Advancing the Art of Multimedia Search - Singingfish is the reigning champion of multimedia search, thanks to being the custodian of the world's largest index of streams and to an impressive and growing client roster.Fritz, Mark et al. | 2003
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Special Section: Mobile Content Marketplace - Mobile Content Goes to the Doctor - Perhaps no group of workers needs quicker access to accurate, current information than medical professionals. So it comes as little surprise that the medical community has been among the early adopters of mobile content.Miller, Ron et al. | 2003
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Mobile Content Goes to the DoctorMiller, R. et al. | 2003
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Books24x7: All of the Info All of the TimeLevack, K. et al. | 2003
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Look here to see if you've been name checked| 2003
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America's CIO The creation of the Department of Homeland Security, the biggest re-organization of the U.S. government since the creation of the Department of Defense some 50 years ago, is really all about Information TechnologyScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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The Duct Tape Wars Econtent professionals have a unique opportunity to take a leadership role in our organizations by working directly with marketing and sales people to offer compelling content directly to customers. And, in an increasingly competitive marketplace, all business-people are searching for the elusive key to success. Look no furtherScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - I Don't Google Madonna - It seems to me there are exactly two ways to use and deploy econtent. As econtent professionals, I think we've focused too much effort on one way: Answer my question, while not spending enough energy on the other: Tell me something.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - America's CIO - The creation of the Department of Homeland Security, the biggest re-organization of the U.S. government since the creation of the Department of Defense some 50 years ago, is really all about Information Technology. Let's just hope "CIO" Tom Ridge has caught on to that fact.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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I Don't Google Madonna It seems to me there are exactly two ways to use and deploy econtentScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - The Duct Tape Wars - Econtent professionals have a unique opportunity to take a leadership role in our organizations by working directly with marketing and sales people to offer compelling content directly to customers. And, in an increasingly competitive marketplace, all business-people are searching for the elusive key to success. Look no further.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - Content at Sea - Anyone who thinks the econtent industry staid and boring needs to get up and fly to Japan immediately. There, you'll witness an econtent revolution so profound it impacts even before the cabin doors open at Narita Airport.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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Content at Sea Anyone who thinks the econtent industry staid and boring needs to get up and fly to Japan immediately. There, you'll witness an econtent revolution so profound it impacts even before the cabin doors open at Narita AirportScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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Forget the Remote, I'm Going Online The Columbia Shuttle disaster demonstrated that digital content is simply the best tool available to understand a major unfolding news storyScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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Are We There Yet? The Long Wait to Mobilize ContentAlbright, P. et al. | 2003
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Special Section: Mobile Content Marketplace - Are We There Yet? The Long Wait to Mobilize Content - The technology's readiness should be welcomed by those who have wanted to mobilize corporate content but found that the infrastructure, devices, and software platforms couldn't deliver anytime-anywhere access to corporate data in practical formats.Albright, Peggy et al. | 2003
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InfoPro: Are Your Clients Data-intolerant?Bates, M. E. et al. | 2003
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InfoPro - Are Your Clients Data-Intolerant? I've been puzzling through why some people, like information professionals, have such a high tolerance for being immersed in information and why many of our clients and patrons react to the same immersion by breaking out into the mental equivalent of hives.Bates, Mary Ellen et al. | 2003
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DisContent - Not News: What a Short, Strange Trip It's Been - This year, it seems as though the news has become satire -- Particularly where technology and the Internet are involved and I'd like to toast a few of the stranger e-phenomena of 2003.Crawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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DisContent: Not News: What a Short Strange Trip It's BeenCrawford, W. et al. | 2003
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InfoInsider - Publishing Equations? Do the Math(ML) - If you work with STM publishing, sooner or later you'll need to produce mathematical expressions, which seems simple until you try to bridge the gap between authors and production.Boeri, Robert J. et al. | 2003
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Publishing Equations? Do the Math(ML)Boeri, R. J. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - The Cracker Is Strictly a Vehicle for the Cheese - Thinking about the strange phenomenon of surfing your inbox, I was struck by how many other bits of econtent are best viewed in applications far removed from the original user interface.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003
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After Thought: The Cracker Is Strictly a Vehicle for the CheeseScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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Stick Around: Notes on Long-Term Digital Content RetentionCrawford, W. et al. | 2003
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DisContent - Stick Around: Notes on Long-Term Digital Content Retention - Given the increasing amount of content that is published in only a digital format, what is being done to preserve the digital record from an archive point of view?Crawford, Walt et al. | 2003
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Exalead: Don't Search, NavigateGautschi, H. et al. | 2003
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Profiles - Exalead: Don't Search, Navigate - Depending on the search engine, results can be presented in hierarchical lists, visually represented, or pre-sorted into categories, but Exalead takes an interactive approach to the search engine.Gautschi, Heidi et al. | 2003
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Merant: Investing in ChangeMisek, M. et al. | 2003
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Profiles - Merant: Investing in Change - These days, things change minute to minute and Merant strives to help companies embrace and manage that change.Misek, Marla et al. | 2003
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Index to Advertisers - Company and People Index - Look here to see if you've been name checked| 2003
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If You Brand It, They Won't Just Buy, They'll Buy InScott, D. M. et al. | 2003
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After Thought - If You Brand It, They Won't Just Buy, They'll Buy In - What's really at stake with the over-hyped concept of branding -- In fact, what branding's really about -- Is a focus on the customer.Scott, David M. et al. | 2003