£98 PCs target UK digital divide "Low-cost computers are to be offered as part of a government scheme to encourage millions of people in the UK to get online for the first time. Prices will start at £98 for a refurbished PC, with subsidised net connections available for £9 a month..." with computers
Abandoned Communities "Since the Middle Ages thousands of towns, villages, and other human communities in Great Britain have been abandoned [...] This website commemorates all abandoned communities..." with history
AccountKiller "AccountKiller collects direct links and deleting instructions to make account termination easy. Websites like Skype that do not allow deleting your profile in an easy way at all get blacklisted..." with computersby 2 users
AddressingHistory "...a website and API which combines data from digitised historical Scottish Post Office Directories with contemporaneous historical maps. [...] In the first instance AddressingHistory focuses on three eras of Edinburgh mapping and Post Office Directories (1784-5; 1865; 1905-6)..." with history
Allwhois "Allwhois™, a free service provided by MarkMonitor, is the most complete whois service on the Internet." Complete whois domain name search for all domain names in the world. Search and register any domain name in the world domainlookupnameregistrationsearchwhois with computersby 2 users
An Introduction to FOAF "The FOAF ('Friend of a Friend') project is a community driven effort to define an RDF vocabulary for expressing metadata about people, and their interests, relationships and activities..." with metadata
Andy Goldsworthy Digital Catalogue A sample of entries from the Goldsworthy Digital Catalogue DVD Vol.1 (1976-1986). "The catalogue documents [...] the first ten years of Andy Goldsworthy's ephemeral, outdoor practice [...] and includes previously unpublished material from Goldsworthy's Sketchbook Diaries." with image-galleryphotography
ANSI/NISO Z39.19 Guidelines for the Construction, Format, and Management of Monolingual Controlled Vocabularies with work