Web Search--Google
Source: News.Com Google Evaluates Subscription Options"
I've thought for some time that if Google would offer added search functionality, frequent recrawls, deeper crawls and additional added features many info pros would be willing to pay for it. According to this article the Google folks are considering this concept. From the article, "Google is considering creating subscription versions of its popular search engine that could target academic and corporate clients, a source said Thursday. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company is evaluating new "vertical markets" as a means of increasing revenues, according to a source within the company. Among the considerations are new niche searches for periodicals, medical information or technology that Web surfers or companies would pay to use."
New, Updated, & Newly Discovered Resources (2 Items)
---- 9/11 Attacks
NYC Environment
Source: EPA Access to Daily Environmental Monitoring of NYC, WTC, and Pentagon Areas
Access table tables and background info.
-- Biodeversity--Database
Source: Expert Center for Taxonomic Identification (Netherlands) World Biodiversity Database
From the site, "ETI's World Biodiversity Database is a continuously growing taxonomic database and information system that aims at documenting all presently known species (about 1.7 million) and to make this important biological information worldwide accessible. Access to this online information system is free of charge for noncommercial use: scientific and educational purposes."
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