More on RSS
Wired magazine on the growth and diversifying appeal of RSS.
> “RSS is at the edge of a huge acceleration
Galway Bay
Driving through an area in Dublin (Ohio) with streets named after Irish places the other day, I passed a street
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Harvard hot library
According to the Newsweek Kaplan College Guide, Harvard has the “hottest”
library among US universities:
> Harvard’s library system
Reading RSS
Steve Gillmor makes an interesting observation about the uptake of RSS. I wonder
what proportion of readers of popular blogs
Google as a platform again
Steve Gillmor extends the notion of Google as a platform. Some extracts:
> One way to handicap Google is to
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Demonstrating value
The title of the 2003-2004 British Library annual report is an interesting
indication of the emphasis on demonstrating value: Making
A SOAP opera
A SOAP Opera [https://asoapopera.blogspot.com/] is an “An e-business novel about
Web Services & Service Oriented Architectures”. Unfortunately,
Trendwatching
Via Neil Beagrie I came across TRENDWATCHING.COM: global source for hot
consumer
trends and related new business ideas in
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FRBR and other cataloging issues
Powerpoints from the UK Cataloguing and indexing group annual meeting are
available [https://www.cilip.org.uk/groups/cig/events.
Search and visit
Jakob Neilsen:
> Increasingly, the Internet user experience is becoming one of dipping a toe into
websites rather than truly
Hal Abelson on copyright and intellectual commons
The journal Transformations: liberal arts in a digital age
[https://www.colleges.org/transformations/index.php] has an interview with
What's the catalog for
David Weinberger noted Tim Bray’s nice post about the Bodleain library a while
ago. He discussed the catalog and
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