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LibrarianInBlack: Search Engine Update by Gary Price—CLA Annual Conference (tags: Search Aggregation) TimesSelect Passes 270,000 Subscribers In 52 Days; Half Are Online-Only Subs (tags: PaidContent Subscriptions)
The Best Top 10 List I’ve Seen in a While
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