Re: [GWL]: daily search engines for gardening articles
- Subject: Re: [GWL]: daily search engines for gardening articles
- From: Bruce Zimmerman abz1@610cktb.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 21:32:41 -0500
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Sorry, This is a correction to my last post. Northern Lights
is not going down it is switching to no public access unless you pay for
your searches. The Webmasters who track things like this note that they
were getting so few referrals from them that they do not care and
wish them a lot of luck.
Bruce Zimmerman
At 08:47 PM 1/16/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>This is a notice to all. The search engine northernlights is dead or dying
>and shutting down very soon.
>
>Bruce Zimmerman
>
>
>At 10:03 AM 1/16/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>>I haven't been monitoring the listserv for a while, so my apologies for
>not responding to your
>>request before now.
>>
>>A daily service that would search for newspaper and magazine articles on a
>daily basis is
>>something that has been developed for the corporate environment to meet
>the needs of businesses
>>for current articles on topical issues published in trade and professional
>journals as well as in
>>newspapers. To make it work and work well, the search engines must be
>extremely sophisticated
>>which translates into $$$. The fees for these highly specialized search
>engines cover both the
>>costs of the user interface as well as for the content and can reach into
>the hundreds of
>>thousands of dollars.
>>
>>Having said that, the closest you and I as individuals can come to
>achieving a daily newspaper
>>and magazine monitoring system for free resides with a search engine
>called Northern Light.
>>(www.northernlight.com) NL allows you to set up personal "alerts"(go to
>"My Alerts" on the
>>left-hand navigation bar.) Click on "create an alert" and then "power
>search" to name your alert,
>>type in the keywords, and choose the types of websites you would like to
>monitor. (There are
>>categories for newspapers and magazines, but I don't think you can choose
>specific titles.
>>Alternatively, you can set up an alert for each publication you wish to
>monitor, as long as it's
>>in the NL listing.)
>>
>>In the past, after setting up your search strategy, the system prompted
>you to set your delivery
>>options to indicate how frequently you wanted to receive updates delivered
>to your email inbox.
>>Now, it seems they've scaled back on this function so that you must visit
>the website to review
>>any new hits.
>>
>>Note that while all citations, and many of the publications/websites in
>the NL database are free,
>>some are priced on a fee for view basis. So, to read more than the title,
>publication, date and
>>description of the article, you would have to pay a nominal fee. (usually
>around $2) If all you
>>want is the citation, you won't have to pay a cent. This is a useful tool
>with some limitations,
>>but for the money, it ain't bad!
>>
>>Hope this helps!
>>Lorraine Flanigan
>>
>>
>>> I have been looking for something that can
>>> >act like a search engine and search and identify any new gardening
>>> >article published in a magazine or newspaper on a daily basis.
>>>
>>
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