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Wolfram|Alpha: A Computational Knowledge “Search” EngineW|A often runs queries, or searches, through its databases. However, what W|A does not search for information containing words that match or are similar to a provided phrase. Instead, Wolfram|Alpha makes new contact with the history of librarianship, using the curation work of library professionals

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Privileged Information: The Corporatization of Information. This includes research abilities, logical evaluation of content, and background checking skills. Throughout history, information literacy skills have been essential to the scholar and the professional who wishes to not only absorb information, but to assess the accuracy of this information. Studyi

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