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The July/August 2007 issue of 'Tales from the Terminal Room' is a newsletter edited by Karen Blakeman, focusing on updates and reviews of various information sources and tools. It discusses new features in search engines like Microsoft Tafiti, Yahoo's image search integration with Flickr, and the launch of AlacraSearch for industry-specific information. The issue also highlights upcoming events such as the Internet Librarian International 2007 conference and provides insights into new resources like Chinese company data from BvD and the rebranding of xRefer to Credo Reference.

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