Social

The Open University [https://www.open.ac.uk], supported by the Hewlett Foundation ($4.45M), is going to make learning

[/lorcand/lorcan/ff2donq.png]We seem to have turned a corner with library search. For example, one of the strategic

[https://www.pictureaustralia.org/]More interesting work from the National Library of Australia. > Now FlickR and the National Library

PennTags looks like a very interesting experiment. > PennTags lets you organize and share your bookmarks. You can use the

[https://www.irishplayography.com/index.html]Over the break I was looking at a couple of directory-type sites. I was

When I saw the discussion about structured blogging [https://structuredblogging.org/] I thought of Coins [https://ocoins.info/] among other

I posted a little while ago about blog searching options [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/000842.html]. As others

Nicholas Carr on Dan Farber on blogging [https://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=2191]: > For all the self-important talk

There is an interesting article in Business 2.0 about the ‘Flickrization of Yahoo’. > Indeed, the Flickr purchase helped

Ian Buruma, author and Henry R. Luce Professor of Human Rights and Journalism at Bard College [https://www.bard.edu/

One of the presentations now available on the Access 2005 website is one on tagging by Gene Smith. This was

There are lots of blog search services around. It will be interesting to see how they consolidate, and what emerges