These are a few things I found interesting on October 31st:
94107 news | EveryBlock San Francisco – Good example of hyperlocalized news
GeoDjango – Django – Trac – “geographic web framework” for Django
Geotagging the News – Knight2008Applications – my proposal for a metadata standard / microformat to allow people to tag news stories and blog posts [...]
These are a few sites I thought were interesting from July 8th through July 10th:
There Must Be 50 Ways to Leave Your Twitter | Evil Genius Chronicles – Notes on how to move yourself off Twitter and onto FriendFeed
Media Standards Trust | Transparency Initiative – Tim Berners Lee and others, backed by Knight News Challenge [...]
These are a few sites I thought were interesting from July 2nd through July 3rd:
How To Build A Web App in Four Days For $10,000 (Say Hello To Matt) –
Oil climbs peak, economies plumb depressions and the future will not imitate the past | GreenTech Pastures | ZDNet.com – Gloomy headline, but interesting graf: [...]
These are a few sites I thought were interesting from May 7th through May 12th:
Don’t Shake Off the Handshake: Research Confirms a Firm Grip Is Key to Successful Job Interview – Actual conclusion of the research: If you’re a B-school student looking for a job with a local company in the Iowa City area, you [...]
These are a few sites I thought were interesting from July 2nd through April 7th:
The effect of Nuclear War on Climate Change : Weather Underground – Effects of a small nuclear war: Pro: worldwide cooling effect would offset global warming. Con: Crop failures, starvation, and holes in the ozone layer cause a decade or more [...]
These are a few things I found interesting on April 5th:
IDC – Press Release – 1.6 exabytes (1,645 petabytes) of storage capacity was sold in Q4 2007
IDC serves up top 10 storage predictions for 2008 – According to IDC, storage capacity is exploding at a rate of almost 60% per year.
Digital Ethnography » Blog Archive [...]
These are a few sites I thought were interesting from March 8th through March 10th:
scot hacker’s foobar blog » Henry Jenkins Keynote w/Steven Johnson – Pay attention to what your kids are doing online — consuming vs. creating. “Lumping it all together as “screen time” is a big mistake. Parents shouldn’t lump lean-forward and lean-back [...]