tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-56897105554473916242009-02-21T09:42:14.782-05:00Google's going away? Or so my JOMC 714 class has told us for this assignment. What to do if you're a journalist and you can't Google.Leslie Wilkinsonnoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5689710555447391624.post-11065313617330553722007-03-12T23:28:00.000-04:002007-03-13T00:48:05.178-04:00

1. The freebies and search engines.Start some of your searching here. Spend some time learning how each search engine works and how to use the advanced search tools on each one.Yahoo! Free search engine, subject directory oriented means you can start with your topic and work from thereask.com Provides fast, sometimes "smart" searches. Can interpret questions and what you meant to be looking

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(If the following was true, the world would be ending.) Of course Google will be missed. But, do you really miss the old America Online? Sort of. Many of AOL’s best features have grown and matured into even better tools.So, you’ll miss Google because it’s fast and delivers immediate response, the (almost) instant gratification we’ve come to rely on for information.But, we researched without

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