untangling_the_web

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Despite all its limitations, I am intrigued by the potential this tool offers. For example,
if I were looking back over the past couple of years for a very obscure term, I would
definitely use Google Trends to see if I could discern anything useful from this data.
Google Trends
http://www.qooqle.com/trends
Google Guides
Did you know that Google publishes "a variety of reviewer's guides to selected
Google products on the Google Press Center" designed for journalists who are
reviewing these products? However, the guides are very well done and include a lot
of useful set-up and user instructions.
Google Guides
http://www.qooqle.com/press/quides.html
'iriWeb Tip
Everything isn't on the Internet
(or it's not free)'
Contrary to popular opinion, everything is not on the Internet. In
fact, much of the kind of information you are used to working with
is not and never will be on the Internet. Unrealistic expectations
about the kinds of information you may find on the Internet can
lead to frustration and wasted time and effort. A general rule of
thumb: the more sensitive, rare, or expensive the information, the
less likely it is to be on the Internet. Also, much valuable data on
the Internet requires payment.
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