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Giving way to Google
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2006
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Search Engine OptimizationDigital MarketingJournalismInformation RetrievalInformation ServiceManagementDiscoverabilityInformation Services SupremacyLibrary ClientsKnowledge EcosystemsLibrary DesignInformation ManagementSearch Engine DesignMarketingInformation ProfessionTraditional Knowledge StoreArtsLibrary ScienceDistributed Search Engine
Purpose This paper aims to look into why there is an increasing number of library clients that are deserting their traditional knowledge store for something that is much more user‐friendly – Google. Design/methodology/approach The paper is based on the author's own knowledge and expertise. Findings Opines that there is no contest in the head‐to‐head battle for information services supremacy and that Google Scholar, with its information “now” and “fast” beats others hands down. Originality/value This paper will be of interest to researchers and academics and those in the information field.
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