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BY IAN SMITH: "Here is a quick tip for online researchers looking for competitive intelligence data via the spoken word. Since the advent of Web 2.0, individuals has had the opportunity to share information in the form of audio clips which can be posted as podcasts. Podcasts are great outlets to listen to insights from experts in their respective domains. To access podcasts, researchers can use different approaches to find relevant content. Here are three ways that you can try out." Via Errol A. Adams JD/MLS Delete the scoop?
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This sounds similar to what the University of Chicago has done. The library of the future better have a big budget.