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Anybody know about the term "information iceberg"?

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Lets understand what an iceberg is. A piece of land that has 80% of its landmass invisible i.e. under water and 20 % that is visible or above water. Clearly information iceberg means information that is less visible more invisible. 

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What's the difference between 'Deep web' and 'Iceberg' ? Aren't they the same?

Deep web is an instance of info iceberg. Information Iceberg in general refers to any body of information which has a large portion of its data set undiscoverable to a regular seeker. Deep web refers to the part of internet that is not accessible with a regular search engine. 

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In the content of business, companies have inadequate visibility of “real demand”. Real demand means the demand in the final market. Real demands are hidden from the view and all we tend to see the orders.  Real orders are only a part of total requirements of the customers. In the content of information need assessment and requirement, we (Librarians) view only small part of total requirement or demand i.e. Information Iceberg

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Lets understand what an iceberg is. A piece of land that has 80% of its landmass invisible i.e. under water and 20 % that is visible or above water. Clearly information iceberg means information that is less visible more invisible. 

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