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  Wednesday, 28 November 2001

.< 3:00:46 PM >

$4 million rescue package lets symphony orchestra play on. Toronto Star Online Nov 28 2001 5:16AM ET [Arts and culture news]

There's some breathing room. Now the organization needs to get its act together. Bonne chance.


.< 2:36:42 PM >

Internet Week: Macy's Doubles Conversion Rate. Rather than try to match shoppers' search requests against a text catalog of goods, IntuiFind 4 runs keywords through "linguistic module" software that corrects spelling mistakes or translates phonetically similar keywords to the terminology in the product database. [Tomalak's Realm]
A really good idea. We could use one in the classical music world for people trying to find names of composers, compositions, artists . . . even record labels. This would require a special dictionary of course. Many people shopping for classical music have heard the names on the radio and are making guesses at the spelling . . . even at the actual words they heard. This makes it tough to find what they're looking for, especially if they don't get some knowledgeable help.





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