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Joanne gave a speech at the local chanber of commerce the other day and was gracious enough to let Collectiblog re-publish it:
One day while I was scavenging through her pocketbook, I pulled out a gorgeous lace handkerchief, heavy enough that I knew something was in it. I carefully unfolded it and unwrapped what looked like [...]
mastrBeta is gonna be released at Mashup Camp on February 20! Sign up now as they are accepting a limited number of signups for the private beta.
Looks like JD and I were both quoted by Wired.com on their story about tag cloud:
“I’m a big fan of the whole folksonomy thing,” said James Kendall, who writes the Online Music Blog. “But I do think this is innovative in that I don’t know of any other services where you can go and with [...]
JD has created a cool little app called GCensus based on the U.S. Census data and Google Maps:
The map tool that is located on the home page of this site is a combination of technologies. The map and all of the images belong to Google and come from maps.google.com. The data is extracted from [...]
The Ninja has done it again, he has turned his wildly popular Yahoo! News Tag Soup into a service called Tag Cloud:
A working product showing off the cool stuff that can happen when folks, in this case Yahoo! opens up content and services for a developer to use in his own applications. Folksonomies & Tagging [...]
I’ve always bee wary of those “get a free iPod” type offers figuring that, as I have been told, there is no free lunch. That is until I was in communication with a friend ( who shall remain nameless but hates clowns…). He was talking about his new computer, and that he had [...]
Meanwhile, in altoona…
John has created this here Yahoo! News Tag Soup dealio.
After discovering the Content Analysis web service I decided it would be fun to see what Yahoo! thought the important keywords would be from it’s own news feeds. I was also interested to see if I could use some simple analysis to see what [...]
JD has a great article over on DRM Blog about something called “Contributory Infringement“. Evidently it refers to the action of one person either allowing or causing another person to infringe the rights of a third person.
This issue was decided once upon a time back in the day with the “Betamax Decision” (Sony [...]
So Tamara has decided to launch a website to showcase her photography, you can check it out over at Tamaras Gallery.
Not much there yet except for the home page and the gallery itself, but she’ll flesh it out directly.
