Internet Directory Searches Selectively -- THE Journal

Internet Directory Searches Selectively

05/01/96

Cyberhound Online is a new Internet directory service that promises to end Internet users' information overload. Organized by Gale Research, one of North America's leading print and electronic reference publishers, the service will locate needed information, objectively evaluate the quality of the information, sort it by content, filter out what isn't needed and provide links to useful sites. Cyberhound will rate sites not merely on their "coolness," but on such aspects as content, design, technical merit and entertainment value. Gale Research, Detroit, MI, (313) 961-2242, www.gale.com.

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