Not because the information isn t there, but because there is currently no efficient way to search for information on the Internet. Current Web searching frustrates us. We do not know what is being searched. We can t rely on the content we find for its veracity and value. No efficient means exist for snatching and reviewing multiple sources in one fell swoop.
Time is a real stumbling block.
What we want, ideally, are the graphics and the price of the Web combined with the speed and content of our traditional online service providers. This has been a pretty confusing time for those of us who knew our way around the online industry. We could quote you who had what information, and how much it cost us yesterday, and whether the latest search commands were worth bothering with. Those days are gone, and we are all floundering in information chaos. While the Web has lacked assurance of quality or even a list of its contents, it has caused a revolution in our ranks.