[LINK] Diving into the Deep Web

[Tony Barry]

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                       Volume 11, no. 9, September 2000
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  Abreu, Elinor. [7]"Diving into the Deep Web" [8]The Standard
    (September 4, 2000)
    (http://www.thestandard.com/article/display/0,1151,18134,00.html). -
    In a brief overview of a couple of companies Abreu brings to light an
    issue that librarians have worried about for a number of years -- how
    to locate information that is contained deep within web-based
    databases. Most search engines will not search within databases, or as
    Abreu calls it, "the deep Web." A recent survey suggests that there
    may be 550 billion documents in the deep web. Now there are a number
    of companies developing products that will search multiple databases
    on the web, especially because the cost of indexing has been falling.
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