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@librarianbyday Wow, that’s really a wake-up call. Where did you find this?
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@theanalogdivide Facebook, I think @davidleeking posted it
@librarianbyday @theanalogdivide yes! I found it on slideshare this morning – amazing stuff
RT @librarianbyday: I’ve Got Google, Why Do I Need You https://librarianbyday.net/2010/04/ive-go…
Google is not the be all/end all to research. It merely represents the rotting fruit lying on the ground. If you rely exclusively on Google to conduct research of any kind, your research will be for shyte.
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@librarianbyday Wow, that’s really a wake-up call. Where did you find this?
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@theanalogdivide Facebook, I think @davidleeking posted it
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@librarianbyday @theanalogdivide yes! I found it on slideshare this morning – amazing stuff
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RT @librarianbyday: I’ve Got Google, Why Do I Need You https://librarianbyday.net/2010/04/ive-go…
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RT @librarianbyday: I’ve Got Google, Why Do I Need You https://librarianbyday.net/2010/04/ive-go…
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RT @librarianbyday: I’ve Got Google, Why Do I Need You https://librarianbyday.net/2010/04/ive-go…
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Google is not the be all/end all to research. It merely represents the rotting fruit lying on the ground. If you rely exclusively on Google to conduct research of any kind, your research will be for shyte.
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