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The results are in date order; that is, the most recent article is at the top of the list.  As you go down the list, the results get older and older. 

So the article at the top of the list is not necessarily the best article; it is just the most recent.   

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1. Prospective college students receptive to electronic social networking recruitment methods, survey finds. Ronald Roach. 
        Diverse Issues in Higher Education 23.23 (Dec 28, 2006): p40(1). (547 words) 

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2. Friends Night Out- A working prototype of a blended lifestyle service enabled through IMS. Tung Ching Chiang, Andrew P. Johnson, Sarbmeet S. Kanwal and Farhan Z. Shaikh. 
        Bell Labs Technical Journal 10.4 (Winter 2006): p17(7). 

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3. Enabling new services by exploiting presence and context information in IMS.(IP Multimedia Subsystem). Jacco Brok, Bharat Kumar, Eric Meeuwissen and Harold J. Batteram. 
        Bell Labs Technical Journal 10.4 (Winter 2006): p83(18). 

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4. Lotus Notes developer's toolbox; tips for rapid and successful deployment.(Brief Article)(Book Review). 
        SciTech Book News (Dec 2006): pNA. (111 words) 

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5. Fund Spends $50-Million to Study Technology.(John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation)(Brief article). Peter Panepento. 
        Chronicle of Philanthropy 19.04 (Nov 23, 2006): pNA. (231 words) 

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6. Document visits with instant text.(Brief article). Ku-Lang Chang. 
        Family Practice Management 13.10 (Nov-Dec 2006): p64. (126 words) 

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7. E-Mail is for Old People.(instant messaging). Dan Carnevale. 
        The Chronicle of Higher Education 53.7 (Oct 6, 2006): pNA. (2218 words) 

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8. Student safety from cyberbullies, in chat rooms, and in instant messaging. Jeffrey S. Wolfsberg. 
        Education Digest 72.2 (Oct 2006): p33(5). 

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9. Beyond predictable workflows: enhancing productivity in artful business processes. Charles Hill, Robert Yates, Carol Jones and Sandra L. Kogan. 
        IBM Systems Journal 45.4 (Oct-Dec 2006): p663(20). (11375 words) 

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10. Literary luminescence.(E-VIEWS AND REVIEWS)(EBSCO Publishing, www.epnet.com). Cheryl LaGuardia. 
        Library Journal 131.16 (Oct 1, 2006): p25(1). (814 words) 

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11. Examining characteristics and associated distress related to Internet harassment: findings from the second youth Internet safety survey.(reports)(Author abstract). Michele L. Ybarra, Kimberly J. Mitchell, Janis Wolak and David Finkelhor. 
        Pediatrics 118.4 (Oct 2006): p1719(2). 

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12. Instruction via chat reference: does co-browse help?(library instruction through internet). Stephanie J. Graves and Christina M. Desai. 
        Reference Services Review 34.3 (Fall 2006): p340(18). 

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13. I'll have to ask my friends: instant messaging, Wi-Fi and mobile phones allow us to be constantly plugged into our social networks. Sociologist Sherry Turkle thinks this is transforming human psychology She tells Liz Else why she's concerned.(Living online). Sherry Turkle. 
        New Scientist 191.2569 (Sept 16, 2006): p48(2). (1045 words) 

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14. Working the net: Jane Redfern Jones explains the nuts and bolts of electronic networking. Jane Redfern Jones. 
        Nursing Standard 20.52 (Sept 6, 2006): p64(1). (307 words) 

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15. Using web services for presence-based application development.(Author abstract). Rajesh Karunamurthy, Ferhat Khendek and Roch H. Glitho. 
        International Journal of Web and Grid Services 2.2 (Sept 4, 2006): p167. 

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16. BlackBerry in a Snap.(Brief Article)(Book Review). 
        SciTech Book News (Sept 2006): pNA. (89 words) 

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17. "No boundaries"? Girls' interactive, online learning about femininities.(Author abstract). Deirdre M. Kelly, Shauna Pomerantz and Dawn H. Currie. 
        Youth & Society 38.1 (Sept 2006): p3(26). 

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18. Terry Semel, Chairman and CEO of Yahoo!(Biography). Kaitlen J. Exum. 
        Current Biography 67.7 (July 2006): p65(7). 

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19. A study of internet instant messaging and chat protocols. Raymond B. Jennings, Erich M. Nahum, David P. Olshefski, Debanjan Saha, Zon-Yin Shae and Chris Waters. 
        IEEE Network 20.4 (July-August 2006): p16-21. 

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20. Exploring the dominant media: how does media use reflect organizational norms and affect performance?. Jeanine Warisse Turner, Jean A. Grube, Catherine H. Tinsley, Cynthia Lee and Cheryl O'Pell. 
        The Journal of Business Communication 43.3 (July 2006): p220(31). (11920 words) 

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