Introduction: Increasing
the Odds,
By Alan Thomas and James Shearer
SEARCH ENGINES: CHARACTERISTICS AND EFFECTIVE USE
A
Proposal for Categorization and Nomenclature for Web Search Tools,
by Scott
Nicholson
Internet
Search Engines and Robots: What They Are and How to Use Them
Internet
Search Engines: Understanding Their Design to Improve Information Retrieval,
by
Kurt I. Munson
Signposts on
the Information Superhighway: Indexes and Access,
by Susan MacDougall
Search
Engines for the World Wide Web: An Evaluation of Recent Developments,
by Sarah
J. Clarke
CLASSIFICATION AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO WEB
ORGANIZATION, INDEXING, AND SEARCHING
The
Relevance of Facet Analysis for World Wide Web Subject Organization and
Searching,
by David Ellis and Ana Vasconcelos
Subject Trees on the Internet: A New Rôle for
Bibliographic Classification?
By Alan Wheatley
Classification
Schemes Revisited: Applications to Web Indexing and Searching,
by Vanda Broughton and Heather Lane
SUBJECT CATALOGUING AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB
Improving
Subject Searching in Web-Based OPACs: Evaluation of the Problem and Guidelines
for Design,
by Chris Evin Long
The Internet as a Tool for Cataloguing and
Classification: A View From the UK,
by Gordon Dunsire
USE, the
Universal Subject Environment: A New Subject Access Approach in the Time of the
Internet,
by William E. Studwell