- "Pheed Read" No. 1 - RSS Usage Revealed. :: Pheedo
"Pheed Read" No. 1 - RSS Usage Revealed. :: Pheedo
in Public bookmarks - "Rich Internet Applications" Power Panel with Jeremy Geelan sys-con.tv
web renaissance
in Public bookmarks - » The Blogging “A List” - Jamdo Blog Marketing
If you have been around blogging long enough, you will continually hear about the blogging “A List.”This is supposedly a group of “in” bloggers who have massive and popular blogs.Usually the references to the A List are alluding to the fact that they only ever link to each other and that it is very difficult for a new blogger to gain any traction in the world of blogging because they can never get links from this clique. In fact there seems to be at least a littlefor this accusation.» The Blogging “A List” - Jamdo Blog Marketing
If you have been around blogging long enough, you will continually hear about the blogging A List.This is supposedly a ...
building site your
in links > blogging - ®¤©: weblog: tag: semantic
Average: 5.3/10. In general there are some areas in which microformats are entirely unneccesary, some in which they are entirely necessary, and some in between. Of course, these are mostly rough estimates on the potential accuracy of intelligent scraping.
in Public bookmarks - 83degrees.com The tag-cloud replaces the basic menu.
its too obvious an idea. "Lets try replacing all site navigation with a tag cloud!" from: http://www.rashmisinha.com/archives/06_02/tagcloud-navigation.html 83° is a small software firm exploring online consumer applications with an eye for improving the user experience, eliminating complexity, and making use of increasingly open systems
83 Degrees is an innovation shop dedicated to building and incubating both big and little ideas.
30boxes 83degrees incubator juliedavidson narendra nickwilder powertwitter socialsoftware
in links > tag clouds - A Complete Guide To Web Analytics Solutions » Conversion Rater
A Complete Guide To Web Analytics Solutions » Conversion Rater
analog analytics blogbeat google hbx map measure measuremap mint omniture sitemeter stats webalizer webanalytics websidestory
in links > Statistics - A Delicious Way To Personalize The Web - Robin Good' Sharewood Tidings
in Public bookmarks - A Directory of RSS Aggregators
in Public bookmarks by 8 users - A Look at Searching | icekin's Site N' Blog
in Public bookmarks by 3 users (all private) - Addiction Inbox: Heroin for Heroin Addiction
Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmark/http%3A%2F%2Faddiction-dirkh.blogspot.com%2F2009%2F08%2Fheroin-for-heroin-addiction.html
in Public bookmarks - Ajax startpage chart (application/pdf Object)
Online_Desktop_Services.pdf (application/pdf Object)
in links > articles - Ajaxian » 6 Places You Must Use Ajax
in blogs > developers by 2 users (all private) - apophenia: articles on tagging (help?)
apophenia: articles on tagging (help?)
in links > articles by 2 users - architectural layers
architectural layers
in Public bookmarks - Ari Paparo Dot Com: Getting it Right
About BlinkPro-failed social bookmark manager
in Public bookmarks by 4 users - ArtWoo
Your free source for website content
ArtWoo is a search engine that locates the latest free content that you can use on your site.
in Public bookmarks - ArtWoo -- Your free source for website content
in Public bookmarks - Be A More Productive Blogger
in Public bookmarks - Beyond Folksonomies » What is a Folksonomy?
A combination of the words(orfolks) and, the termfolksonomyhas been attributed to. “Taxonomy” is from the Greektaxisandnomos.Taxismeans “classification”, andnomos(ornomia) means “management”. “Folk” is from the Old Englishfolc, meaning people. So “folksonomy” literally means “people’s classification management”. The features that would later be termed “folksonomy” appeared inin late 2003 and inthey were demonstrated in 2002and the ideas were discussed long time before. They were quickly replicated in other. Thomas Vander Wal has stated that folksonomy is a subset of tagging and it is “tagging that works”.Beyond Folksonomies » What is a Folksonomy?
in links > articles - Blog rating and reviews at BlogsRater.com
in Public bookmarks by 4 users - Blog software comparison chart
Blog software comparison chart
An overview of blog publishing tools' features and functionality.
blogger blogs blogware engine expression movable software type typepad wordpress
in Public bookmarks by 13 users - Blogware - Blog Builder Software for Blogs and Blogging
Blogware - Blog Builder Software for Blogs and Blogging
Blogware is a leading blog publishing tool designed for users interested in blogging, blogs and blog software.
blog blogging blogs blogware builder create photo software tool weblog
in Public bookmarks - Cheap, safe drug kills most cancers
health - 17 January 2007 - New Scientist a cheap and simple drug that kills almost all cancers by switching off their “immortality”. The drug, dichloroacetate (DCA), has already been used for years to treat rare metabolic disorders and so is known to be relatively safe.
It sounds almost too good to be true: a cheap and simple drug that kills almost all cancers by switching off their immortality
in inforation
Note: a cheap and simple drug that kills almost all cancers by switching off their “immortality”. The drug, dichloroacetate (DCA), has already been used for years to treat rare metabolic disorders and so is known to be relatively safe. - Chris Shiflett: Save the Internet with rev="canonical"
There's a new proposal ("URL shortening that doesn't hurt the Internet") floating around for using rev="canonical" to help put a stop to the URL-shortening madness. It sounds like a pretty good idea, and based on some discussions on IRC this morning, I think a more thorough explanation would be helpful. I'm going to try.
in Public bookmarks - Claiming Web Content at The Progress Bar
in Public bookmarks - Clogs - Blogging Today's Clipmarks: 12-12-05 - History Lessons
in Public bookmarks - Cognitive Authority though Folksonomy (application/pdf Object)
in Public bookmarks - Collaborative Bookmarking Information Page.
collaborative bookmarking Links directory.
bookmarking collaborative directory find links online search social
in links > articles - Comparative of 7 web 2.0 word processor (Writely,Zoho..)
in Public bookmarks - Converting Safari RSS feeds into exportable OPML file - The RSS Weblog
Download the XML stylesheet from. Then run it in the terminal with thesecommands:Converting Safari RSS feeds into exportable OPML file - The RSS Weblog
in links > articles - Dan Grigsby - Superfan
See who reads your Bloglines feed. To use Superfan (it's free), simply add a feed to your subscriptions with a url that matches this pattern: http://www.unpossible.com/superfan/dcgrigsby Substitute the Bloglines username of the user you want to watch fo
in Public bookmarks - deal architect : Addicted to Blogs
deal architect : Addicted to Blogs
with apologies to Robert Palmer TypePad's up, but you're not there Your mind is on WordPress Your eyes squint, your fingers ache Another post is what it takes You can't sleep, you can't click There's no doubt, you're into digg...
in Public bookmarks - Dee Zsombor's blog: How to build an AJAX-ed spellchecker with Ruby On Rails
in Public bookmarks - DeeperInsidePR.pdf (application/pdf Object)
This paper serves as a companion or extension to the “Inside PageRank” paper by Bianchini et al. [19]. It is a comprehensive survey of all issues associated with PageRank, covering the basic PageRank model, available and recommended solution methods,
in Public bookmarks - del.icio.us
in links > web by 11 users - Del.icio.us - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2005 2007 alibaba api application broadband delicious group inc interface internet programming services total website yahoo
in Public bookmarks by 7 users - Deleted>Items » Bookmarking
3spots has put together a nice review of pretty much every usable social bookmarking tool out there. Through the article, I found and began using Netvouz, a very clean, easy to use application.
in links > articles > bookmarks - Delicious statistics
Delicious statistics
in Public bookmarks - Digg-In-A-Box? Automatic News Filtering And Aggregation? Newsmastering Engines Keep Growing: reBlogger Is Next - Robin Good'...
in Public bookmarks - Digital Libraries and the Semantic Web - slide "Layer Cake"
Digital Libraries and the Semantic Web - slide "Layer Cake"
in Public bookmarks - Dive Into Accessibility
in Public bookmarks by 11 users - E-marketing news archives, e-marketing ROI, eROI
in Public bookmarks - Enterprise Reporting - Definition
This is a brief guide to enterprise reporting. It is intended to help people who have to rapidly come to grips with concepts in enterprise reporting. Target roles include project managers, business analysts and system architects.
in Public bookmarks - eTech/2004/realworldsemantics
eTech/2004/realworldsemantics
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - Expandable Post Hackery for Blogger - Freshblog
Here's a good post.
in Public bookmarks - Explaining and Showing Broad and Narrow Folksonomies :: Personal InfoCloud
The folksonomy is a means for people to tag objects (web pages, photos, videos, podcasts, etc., essentially anything that is internet addressable) using their own vocabulary so that it is easy for them to refind that information again. The folksonomy is most often also social so that others that use the same vocabulary will be able to find the object as well. It is important to note that folksonomies work best when the tags used to describe objects are in the common vocabulary and not what a person perceives others will call it (the tool works like no other for personal information management of information on the web, but is also shared with the world to help others find the information).
in links > articles > bookmarks - Favoor message
in Public bookmarks - Feedmarker Blog
in links > web - FlickrLicio.us - Babes of Flickr
in Public bookmarks by 6 users - Folksonomies: Tags Strengths, Weaknesses And How To Make Them Work - Robin Good's Latest News
META_DESCRIPTION
keywords
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - Folksonomies: Tidying up Tags?
Contents Begin Article Header D-Lib MagazineJanuary 2006 Volume 12 Number 1 ISSN 1082-9873 Folksonomies Tidying up Tags? Marieke Guy UKOLN Emma Tonkin UKOLN 1. Introduction A folksonomy is a type of ...
D-Lib Magazine
d-lib digital libraries library magazine research
in Public bookmarks by 8 users - For Bloggers Seeking Name Recognition, Nothing Beats a Good Scandal - New York Times
But the blogosphere is expanding at a rate of 70,000 sites a day, according to Technorati, the blog search portal, which now tracks activity on more than 20 million blogs in real time - and the right bit of news can always catapult new sites into the limelight.For Bloggers Seeking Name Recognition, Nothing Beats a Good Scandal - New York Times
The blogosphere is expanding at a rate of 70,000 sites a day, and the right bit of news can always catapult new sites into the limelight.
and computers internet media news the
in Public bookmarks - FredCavazza.net : Qu'est-ce que l'identit‽ num‽rique ?
Good article about web identity, in French
in Public bookmarks - Google Base blog import instructions
Google Base blog import instructions
Google Base launched last Tuesday as a new repository of information for distribution across Google's network of sites including Google search, Froogle, and Google Local. You can add your existing content to the Google Base for broad distribution with only a few easy steps. I'll show you how. You need a Google account associated with Google Base to submit items. Sign-in to Google
in Public bookmarks - Google Code: Web Authoring Statistics: Editors and their custom markup
GoLive's footprints are all over the Web. A scary number ofpages use, not to mention the multitude of,, andelements.GoLive is of course far from the only offender. There are moreelements (from Microsoft Office) on theWeb than there areelements. There are alsoplenty of,, andelements (from Claris Homepage,we presume). Apparently Actinic, a British company that producese-commerce solutions, has software that is now quite widelydeployed , too:,,, andelements litter theWeb. Macromedia join in the fun as well, withandelements found on a number ofpages (the former somewhat more than the latter, oddly). NetObjectsFusion is the source of a startling number ofnof=""attributes on many elements (not quite enough to hit any of the"popular attributes" charts, but hiding
in Public bookmarks - Google free proxy!
A little tutorial found on the italian site www.manuali.net inspired me for this hack. That tutorial suggests to translate a webpage, using Google translator, to access it even if restricted.
Access restricted web sites using Google language tools service as a proxy.
author media oreilly
in Public bookmarks by 9 users - Google, HTML5 and Standards
in Public bookmarks - Goowy
Alex Bard's flash-based desktop replacement Goowy, based in San Diego, has impressed me from the start. We originally profiled Goowy on August 17, ...
in links > articles - Greenpeace Schweiz: Climat
La Terre se réchauffe en raison de l'accumulation de gaz à effet de serre générés par les activités humaines. Le principal de ces gaz est le dioxyde de carbone (CO2) qui résulte du gaspillage des combustibles fossiles, en particulier du pétrole, d
in Public bookmarks - GUIdebook > Articles > “Of mice and menus”
undefinedOver three decades of work by diverse engineers and researchers intent onlearning how best to interact with a computer come together in the windows andicons used todayGUIdebook > Articles > “Of mice and menus”
in links > articles - havocStudios: Ajax tabs
in Public bookmarks - Hierarchical Clustering - Introduction
Hierarchical Clustering - Introduction
in links > articles - HierarchyPapers
What IS there to like about hierarchies?
in links > technology - HierarchyVersusFacetsVersusTags < Journal < OSAF wiki
# The drawing above is one possible way to visualize faceted classification systems and/or tagsonomies # Items are chunked into tags, categories or attribute value groupings: circles # Attribute values are chunked into attributes or facets: same hue # Attributes or facets are then chunked into hue families
in links > technology - How to Blog :: Adam Kalsey
Adam Kalsey's Blogging category. Pheedo and I are helping businesses understand blogging with a new series
in links > blogging - How To Find 40.000 Ebooks with Google at what.ticio.us
Redirecting to LibraryThing.com
books
in Public bookmarks - How to Know When Unsubscribing Isn't Safe
A small company named Lashback LLC starts methodically testing every unsubscribe method it can find in e-mail newsletters and Web pages.
What if unsubscribing from an e-mail newsletter actually led to you getting more spam? Now there's an easy way to know in advance. Best of all, it's free.
in links > web - HTML5 se dévoile - Alsacréations
evolution du HTML
in Public bookmarks - I continue to despise tagging
... makes it popular) Thomas Van Der Wal: Explaining and Showing Broad and Narrow Folksonomies Adam Weinroth: Tag Team Michael Wexler: I hate tags , I still hate tagging , I continue to despise tagging Mimi Yen: Hierarchy Versus Facets Versus Tags
in Public bookmarks - Ibogaine.co.uk
in Public bookmarks - Ideas
When a new service launches, they first check to see whether my profile remotely matches their intended customer profile. If it does, they leave a forum-like message on SignUp, together with any requests for private credentials. This could all be automated so far. When I next visit the SignUp system, I can look at the requests and check the boxes of any that interest me. Following the appropriate click, SignUp will send the relevant parts of my profile to the remote service. That creates an account for me and does whatever personalization they can with the details that have been supplied. When setup, the URI of most interest to me is sent back to the SignUp system, and that again is presented to me along with all my other registered services on something
in Public bookmarks - Ideas: Calendars, to-do -Danny Ayers
If it turns out I don’t like the new service, another click on the SignUp system will deliver my details to the remote service, and my account there suspended/terminated.
in Public bookmarks - IEC - When is a kilobyte a kibibyte? And an MB an MiB?
mathematics dictate that the disparities resulting from mixed and incorrect use of decimal prefixes will become increasingly significant as capacities and data rates continue to grow. In IEC 60027-2, all branches of the IT industry now have a tool with which to iron out inconsistency and achieve mathematical clarity as never before.
in Public bookmarks - Improving an XML feed display through CSS and XSLT
xefteri.com
Improve an XML feed display in a browser by either using CSS definitions or by applying an XSL transformation.
2.0 feed rss transformation xml xslt
in links > css - In defence of Kinja – Le «blog personnel» de Joe Clark
nice layout but lot images for fonts
in blogs - Is there a world beyond delicious?(Rawsugar vs del.icio.us)
Is there a world beyond delicious?(Rawsugar vs del.icio.us)
in links > articles - It's A Whole New Web
It's A Whole New Web
And this time around it will be built by you
business businessweek magazine online week
in Public bookmarks - Japan.internet.com デイリーリサーチ - ソーシャルブックマークサービス、認知度は1割強
in Public bookmarks - Jarrod Trainque » Blog Archive » Turning Wordpress into a tag-based blogging application
Summary: How to forego categories and date-based archives and turn your Wordpress-powered blog into a tag-based blogging system. Like del.icio.us, but a blog.
in Public bookmarks - Javascript Entry - Cody Lindley: ThickBox - One box to rule them all.
Cody Lindley is a web developer living in Boise Idaho who specializes in client side programming, website consulting, usability and interface design.
in Public bookmarks by 6 users - Javier Martí - LIFE & ARTWORKS
For a start,do you realise that due to systems and services that rely on social bookmarking, everyone will end up doing the same things and going to the same place, seeing the same photos, buying the same books, travelling to the same destinations, reading the same blogs...and so on?Javier Martí - LIFE & ARTWORKS
in Public bookmarks - Jon Udell: language evolution in del.icio.us
in Public bookmarks by 5 users - Joyeur: Public Betas Are a Sham
article about beta software
in links > articles - jux2 Statistics
what do you suppose is the overlap between the top 10 results on Google and the top 10 results on Yahoo! for the average search term? Most people we asked thought about 70 percent. So did we, until we checked.
in links > Statistics by 3 users (all private) - Keyword search comparaison.pdf (application/pdf Object)
Technorati, Feedster, Blogpulse and Bloglines pubsub
in links > Statistics - Learn 3 Excellent JavaScript Libraries at Once - Nettuts
good introduction to js libraries
in Public bookmarks - Library 2.0 Theory: Web 2.0 and Its Implications for Libraries
This paper attempts to resolve some of this controversy by suggesting a definition and theory for Library 2.0, as well as providing examples of its substantial implications for librarianship. A more exact definition and theory for Library 2.0 is necessary
Web 2.0, Library 2.0, Blog, Wiki, Streaming media, Social network, Tagging, Folksonomy, Controlled Vocabulary, RSS, Mashup, Information retrieval, World Wide Web, Internet
2.0 blog controlled folksonomy information library mashup media network retri rss social streaming tagging vocabulary web wiki
in Public bookmarks by 4 users - Library clips :: Clever radars :: December :: 2005
in Public bookmarks - Library clips :: OPML inclusions re-visited :: April :: 2006
in Public bookmarks - Link Exchanges & PageRank
To Avoid: Google and other engines penalize certain site techniques that are seen as trying to “cheat the system”. These include things like link farms, free-for-all link pages (like Bravenet), and even webrings. As a rule of thumb, if the links you a
in Public bookmarks - Linkology - How the Most-Linked-To Blogs Relate
in Public bookmarks - LookLater Blog » A look into LookLater reporting
in Public bookmarks - Lorelle on WordPress » Judging Blogs by their Post Content Styles
Lorelle on WordPress » Judging Blogs by their Post Content Styles
in links > blogging - Main Page - ITags
Main Page - ITags
in links > articles - Main Page - ITags
The basic idea of an i-tag (identity tag, independent tag, intelligent tag – take your pick) is that a user could tag an object on their own site (photo, video, sound file, text or an entire blog post), where the tag, and the object, would then go out through the RSS feed or be spidered, with some additional information that doesn't now exist in tags.Main Page - ITags
in Public bookmarks - Making libraries more delicious: Social bookmarking in the enterprise | urlgreyhot
Infoview: For the past several months in my group at Lucent we've been testing out a system developed to be a simple self-service publishing application. You might recognize the interface. It follows the model other social bookmarking services have made common.
in links > articles by 3 users - Marketing Blo: Submit your site to following engine
in Public bookmarks - Mercury labs: The Spurl.net philosophy
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - Metacrap
Metacrap
in Public bookmarks by 6 users - Micro Persuasion: Institutional Power Declining, Forrester Says
Micro Persuasion: Institutional Power Declining, Forrester Says
In a breakthrough new report Forrester Research is declaring institutional power on its way out thanks to the adoption of social media technologies. The report surmises: “Individuals increasingly take cues from one another rather than from institutional sources like corporations,...
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