Making the most of e-journals, April 1998, Loughborough, UK
 
Links: direct access to information

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"Even if users can't find what they're looking for through well-labeled links, many companies offer site searching as a shortcut to information. But the study found that site searching was not only useless but also detrimental for information gathering: users were 50 percent more likely to find what they were looking for if they never hit the search button." 

From Web shocker: How a $10,000 site beat a $300 million site. CNet's News.com, 16th April 1998 

 
 
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