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      <title>Book Review: Mastering Regular Expressions, 3rd Edition</title>
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      <description>Introduction: Needles, Haystacks and MagnetsSince the early days of metadata, powerful textual search methods have been, as Wodehouse&amp;rsquo;s Wooster might have put it, &amp;lsquo;of the essence&amp;rsquo;. Effective use of search engines is all about understanding the use of the rich query syntax supported by that particular software. Examples include the use of Boolean logic (AND, OR and NOT), and wildcards, such as  and ?. Search engines such as Google naturally include their own selection of rich functionality and usage tricks, and O&amp;rsquo;Reilly has a book out to cover that, too (see Phil Bradley&amp;rsquo;s review of &amp;lsquo;Google Hacks&amp;rsquo; in Ariadne [1]).</description>
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      <title>Video Streaming of Events</title>
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      <description>The recent Institutional Web Management Workshop (IWMW 2006) [1] was a rare opportunity to try out a few new pieces of technology. With events that occur at a different location each year, it is often difficult to do so, since the infrastructure at the venue may not be suitable, and it is difficult to liase effectively with technical staff at the venue before the event in order to put all the necessary technology into place.</description>
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