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What is a discovery layer? http://bit.ly/iWlL6d

Inside The Deep Web: My Journey Through The New Underground: http://bit.ly/lPwFNR

(Libwebrarian's Blog) Library search 2: http://bit.ly/jRrCS1

(Beyond IT) The Semantic Web as it Stands: http://bit.ly/giS9hY

(Karen Blakeman's Blog) Anything but Google -- URLs) http://bit.ly/dWPC3L

(Musings about librarianship) Why you may need a "real" one-search box. More thoughts on a one-search box: http://bit.ly/gUfT4l

Crawling into the deep web: http://bit.ly/gf5sPz

Roy Tennant on spam ebooks: http://bit.ly/fpveaG

(Kate Leggett's Blog) Social Breathes New Life Into Knowledge Management For Customer Service: http://bit.ly/hw4sRH

(Federated Search Blog) A list of basic federated search articles: http://bit.ly/he2w4y

(Federated Search Blog) Beyond "infobesity": http://bit.ly/i100T4

5 Reasons Not to Use Google First: http://bit.ly/i0PGPF

Searching for and finding new information – Desk research – tools, strategies and techniques: http://bit.ly/hy4col

Is Google enough? Comparison of an internet search engine with academic library resources: http://bit.ly/hSa0J6

(The Scholarly Kitchen) Smarter Metadata — Aiding Discovery in Next Generation E-book and E-journal Gateways: http://bit.ly/idzT0o

(Federated Search Blog) Microsoft on a Natural User Interface future: http://bit.ly/icFdpT

Deciphering Discovery: http://bit.ly/gY4R4m

(Free Range Librarian) Random Acts of Trendness: http://bit.ly/hLpBJg