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Information trapping : real-time research on the web

Author: Tara Calishain
Publisher: Berkeley, Calif. : New Riders, ©2007.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Stop hunting for information and start gathering it using the latest technologies.
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Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Tara Calishain
ISBN: 0321491718 9780321491718
OCLC Number: 123840230
Notes: Includes index.
Description: vii, 319 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Contents: ch. 1. What is information trapping? --
The benefits of information trapping --
Asking the right questions --
Getting practical --
ch. 2. RSS basics --
What is RSS? --
Anatomy of an RSS feed --
The big "so what?" --
Finding RSS feeds --
Types of RSS feeds --
RSS reader tools --
ch. 3. Page monitors --
Nuts and bolts --
Web-based page monitors --
Client-side monitors --
ch. 4. E-mail alerts --
Advantages of e-mail alerts --
Finding e-mail alert services --
Useful e-mail alert services --
Not as cool, but they work --
ch. 5. Building queries --
What do you want to monitor? --
Types of search engines --
Basic searching syntax --
Special searching syntax --
Using the advanced search form --
Tags and conversations --
ch. 6. Who's linking to your site? --
Advantages of sleuthing your own site --
Trapping general site links --
Trapping links in RSS feeds --
Who's reading your RSS feeds? --
Moving from internal to external information. ch. 7. Trapping topic-based information --
Monitoring general search engines --
Monitoring news search engines --
Searching blogs --
Manging keyword-searchable RSS feeds --
A few more sources? --
Trapping commercial information --
Trapping government information --
Monitoring international sites --
When you want what isn't there --
Moving beyond text-based information --
ch. 8. Multimedia trapping --
Searching audio --
Monitoring images --
Monitoring videos --
The future is now --
ch. 9. Trapping tags and conversations --
The tao of tags --
Resources that use tags --
The zen of conversation trapping --
ch. 10. Filtering the inflow --
Introducing GMail --
Filtering with GMail --
A GMail toolbox --
Other e-mail options --
Moving on --
ch. 11. Case studies --
Fred learns about outsourcing to Taiwan --
Ethel tracks a blog --
Different strokes --
Shutting off the flow --
Branching out from these basic patterns. ch. 12. Organizing what you find --
A very simple, portable strategy --
Organizing information on a single machine --
Fleshing out client-side options --
Web-based organizing options --
Sticking to a strategy --
ch. 13. Publishing your information --
Publishing a Word, PDF, or text document --
Publishing to a mailing list --
Hosted blogging solutions --
Your own blogging site --
Wiki --
Making your own site --
RSS feeds for content distribution --
Working toward manageability --
Index.
Responsibility: Tara Calishain.
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Aims to make researching more efficient and rewarding for anyone for whom the Web is an indispensable tool - academics, journalists, scientists, and professionals, as well as bloggers, genealogists,  Read more...

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