I recently submitted an article to Searcher magazine on how to not just survive but thrive in tight economic times. One of the things I suggested was using web-based software for specialized applications that you can't justify buying yourself. A nice list of web-based software that would be useful for info pros is here.
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- Official Google Blog
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October 10, 2008
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