Resources - Site review - Search tool users can trust. OUP's search tool equips your internet browser with a reliable fact checker. Mark Chillingworth gives Google a miss and fires up the future of reference.

The power of the internet is its ability to access information so fast that it can answer almost any question instantly. The weakness of the internet is whether those answers can be trusted. Whatever your opinion of the traditional publishing industry, it can at least pride itself on delivering information that is typically highly accurate.

Oxford Reference Online (ORO) has redressed the balance with the ORO Search browser reference bar capable of delivering 140,000 accurate information references. This compelling resource and access tool ably satisfies research demands. It gives users access to the Oxford University Press (OUP) range of companions and dictionary titles, which cover a wide range of subjects: quotations, history, the Renaissance, music, literature, and so on.

By creating online editions of its reference works, OUP has created an environment that will attract a new generation of users. Online tools such as ORO Search are the key to delivering content with an IT slant.

The downloadable search tool integrates itself into your web browser and creates an instant fact checking mechanism that all information professionals and users will find valuable.

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