Tuesday, July 06, 2004
Sort And Share Web Findings with `Search Information Managers':
"The Dallas Morning News - By Doug Bedell - Wednesday, June 23, 2004
Every 24 hours, Americans initiate nearly 1 billion Internet searches for information. Knowing that, you'd think the people producing the dominant Web browser, Internet Explorer, would churn out newfangled ways to help us organize and share the stuff we find.
But Microsoft - for legal and pragmatic reasons - hasn't added any truly innovative features to IE recently. In fact, the company calls the browser 'finished.'
Frustrated users have developed kludgy ways to store information gathered on Web forays. Some create desktop folders and laboriously drag and drop relevant URLs inside. Others cut and paste text and graphics into Word documents. And most repeat the same searches over and over as they move from home to work computers on unconnected networks..."
"The Dallas Morning News - By Doug Bedell - Wednesday, June 23, 2004
Every 24 hours, Americans initiate nearly 1 billion Internet searches for information. Knowing that, you'd think the people producing the dominant Web browser, Internet Explorer, would churn out newfangled ways to help us organize and share the stuff we find.
But Microsoft - for legal and pragmatic reasons - hasn't added any truly innovative features to IE recently. In fact, the company calls the browser 'finished.'
Frustrated users have developed kludgy ways to store information gathered on Web forays. Some create desktop folders and laboriously drag and drop relevant URLs inside. Others cut and paste text and graphics into Word documents. And most repeat the same searches over and over as they move from home to work computers on unconnected networks..."
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