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links for 2007-08-09
Corey Reece » Blog Archive » Walled gardens no more. (A unified social network and the makings of a plan)
I met Corey at BarCamp and we got to discuss this idea. I look forward to seeing where he takes it next.
(tags: microformats openid socialnetworking xfn social_networks socialnetworks)
RDU Start Up Weekend
There was a brief preliminary meeting at BarCampRDU.
(tags: startup startups barcamprdu barcamp unconference barcamprdu2007)
An older report. Just saving it for later: “A December 2006 survey has found that 28% of internet users have tagged or categorized content online such as photos, news stories or blog posts.”
(tags: tagging statistics pewstudy Folksonomies folksonomy)
Thingology (LibraryThing’s ideas blog): Tagmash: Book tagging grows up
This is a major move forward in tagging: “In getting past words or short phrases, tagmash closes some of the gap between tagging and professional subject classifications.”
(tags: cataloging folksonomy library2.0 tagging Folksonomies librarything)
Tagmashes from LibraryThing. Many-to-Many:
Weinberger’s take: “With tagmashes, the info that this tag is related to that one is gleaned from the fact that a human said that they were related.”
(tags: Folksonomies folksonomy librarything metadata cataloging tagging)
Tame The Web: Libraries and Technology: Abstract: Modeling the role of blogging in librarianship
The abstract for Michael’s dissertation. I really look forward to reading it.
(tags: michaelstephens blogging library2.0 librarianship librarians dissertation)
