[XML4Lib] Re: [Web4lib] Current Cites Turns 15 This Month

[Jeffrey Barnett]

Just as an experiment, I tried plugging the ISSN (which occurs in the 
header of every issue) as the first argument of a Google search, 
followed by the phrase, author, subject I was interested in as a "+" 
argument.  Returns are fairly concise, adding only additional places 
where the original articles were cited of redistributed.  I found the 
first issue (by design) by searching for 1060-2356 +"Optical Disc".  
Additional references in later issues all seemed to be correctly found.

Roy Tennant wrote:

> Not presently, but I hope to add both searching and RSS support when  
> I get a free couple of minutes to do it. I'm afraid that's what  
> happens when you try to do things like this that you don't really get  
> paid to do.
> Roy
>
> On Aug 8, 2005, at 1:22 PM, Jeffrey Barnett wrote:
>
>> Is the browsable site also searchable?
>>
>> Roy Tennant wrote:
>>
>>
>>> The popular current awareness service "Current Cites" turns 15  
>>> years  old this month. The monthly electronic newsletter features  
>>> citations  and evaluative abstracts of articles in information  
>>> technology and  librarianship considered by the Current Cites team  
>>> as the most  significant for that month.  Sources of citations  
>>> include  professional magazines, journals, web sites and  
>>> occasionally books.   The newsletter goes out to a subscription  
>>> base of over 3,000  individual subscribers and is either forwarded  
>>> or featured in  additional mailing lists, online forums, paper  
>>> publications, and  blogs. Each issue typically contains about a  
>>> dozen one-paragraph  citations, distributed toward the end of each  
>>> month. Currency is the  publication's strength, with some sources  
>>> appearing only days (or  hours!) before it is cited and published  
>>> in Current Cites.
>>>
>>> ..............................
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> Current Cites is available for online browsing at <http://  
>>> lists.webjunction.org/currentcites/> or email subscription at  
>>> <http:// lists.webjunction.org/mailman/listinfo/currentcites>.
>>>
>>> -- The Current Cites Team
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>>
>>
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