Today, the Library of Congress debuts the Wise Guide, to introduce new users to the many fascinating, educational and useful resources available at the Library.
Will Google News replace live news editors?
Research site of the day
If you’re looking for a translation tool, give ForeignWord a try. It features 275 dictionaries on the Internet, and the ability to translate from 69 source languages into 73 target languages — if your math skills are a little rusty, that’s over 400 language combinations. The source languages range from Afrikaans to Yiddish. I tried…
Giving “Throne” a whole new meaning
Aviation Accidents back to 1962
The National Transportation Safety Board announced yesterday that its Aviation Accident Database has been expanded to cover synopses of accidents dating back to 1962 (spotted at LLRX.com).
Become an informed airplane seat chooser
Seat Guru displays seating charts for American, Continental, Delta, US Air, and United, giving you advice on which seats are best and which to avoid.
Spam and Legit E-mail: Can you tell the difference anymore?
Check out Copernic Agent
Copernic, a longtime maker of stand-alone Web search software, launched its Copernic Agent yesterday, offering features that will make your searches faster, more powerful, and much easier (or so they claim). Copernic Agent Basic is available as a free download.
The Great Pumpkin is Coming
Spam killer has the opposite effect
Anti-spam program SpamNet, which I previewed in Issue #82 of the Internet Legal Research Weekly, has been having some problems the past week, causing waves of spam to be sent to its customers.
