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Camtasia for the Mac Update…
Betsy and Troy from Techsmith post a couple of screenshots as proof that the OSX version of Camtasia Studio is still coming along. Betsy’s also hinting on her twitter stream that there’ll be some sort of announcement at Macworld on Tuesday the 6th. If not Camtasia, I wonder what it could be? Snagit for OSX?…
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Library Elf goes to subscription model
From the Library Elf website: For the past five years Library Elf has been helping library patrons keep tabs on their library material. It is an independent service and not related nor funded by libraries. Costs have gone up greatly (new server, higher bandwidth, etc.) and to help pay for the new costs, we are…
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EBSCO Enters the Federated Search Market
Just received the following in my email: Dear Customers, We are very excited to announce that in just a few months, EBSCOhost Integrated Search will be made available. We are confident that you will find this to be the true one-stop research environment that has thus far eluded the library world. Until now federated search…
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3.94 million online students in the US
So says the most recent Sloan-C publication, Staying the Course: Online Education in the United States, 2008 (28 page PDF). Lots of good general statistics (how many, which programs, drivers of distance ed, etc.) but not a single mention of libraries.
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Google Prefs for Mobile Devices and XHTML
I'm on the Google Preference page from time to time, and noticed something new today. Google now allows you to output search results in HTML (default), XHTML or for PDAs! Or does it? I just went back to grab a screenshot of what the different outputs would look like, and the setting is gone. Weird.…