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links for 2008-03-05

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Michael C. Habib

on March 5, 2008

in Search/Browse and Technology

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Economist.com - Tech.view - Improving Innovation - Search engines could be the answer

Article on innovation, culminating on the launch of Illumin8.

(tags: illumin8 elsevier netbase innovation search)
Motricity to Slash Jobs, Move From N.C. :: WRAL.com

“Motricity plans to eliminate 250 of the 350 jobs in its offices at the American Tobacco Complex in downtown Durham over the next nine months, the company said in a statement.”

(tags: motricity durham cellphones)

links for 2008-03-04

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Michael C. Habib

on March 4, 2008

in Publishing and Technology

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Publishers phase out piracy protection on audio books - CNET News.com

“Some of the largest book publishers in the world are stripping away the anticopying software on digital downloads of audio books.The New York Times”

(tags: ebooks drm publishing)
Pearson shares drop on US concern - Times Online

(tags: pearson harcourt publishing)

links for 2008-02-05

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Michael C. Habib

on February 5, 2008

in Metadata, Politics, Social Software, Technology and Web 2.0

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Social Graph API - Google Code

XFN, FOAF - “With the Social Graph API, developers can now utilize public connections their users have already created in other web services. It makes information about public connections between people easily available and useful.”

(tags: xfn foaf api social_networks socialnetworks socialgraph)
What font says ‘Change’? - The Boston Globe

“TYPOGRAPHY CAN subtly or boldly define a company, product, or person… The logos of the presidential candidates are no exception.”

(tags: branding design politics)

links for 2008-01-29

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Michael C. Habib

on January 29, 2008

in Academic Libraries, Lulu/POD/SelfPublish and Technology

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links for 2007-11-17

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Michael C. Habib

on November 17, 2007

in Technology, Universal Access, Usability and Web 2.0

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AxsJAX Brings Accessibility Features to Web 2.0 | Compiler from Wired.com

This will make it a lot easier for government websites, library sites, etc. to improve the usability on their sites. One less excuse…

(tags: usability ajax accessibility google)

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