My latest BatesInfoTip newsletter covers SortFix.com, a new search interface for Google (and, to a lesser extent, Yahoo and Open Directory Project). The ability to put search words in a "maybe later" bin just blows my socks off. Imagine... being able to keep track of all your inspirations and alternative search words, off to the side and ready to be dragged and dropped into your search box. Ah, if one of the value-added online services offered this. (Dialog, Factiva, LexisNexis.... please pick up the white courtesy phone.)
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August 20, 2008
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