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“But quite apart from the dubiousness of its functions, radio is one-sided when it should be two. It is purely an apparatus for distribution, for mere sharing out. So here is a positive suggestion: change this apparatus over from distribution to communication. The radio would be the finest possible communication apparatus in public life, [...]
Archive for May, 2007
The Library As Text Part III: Or The Finest Possible Communication Apparatus in Public Life
May 31, 2007Categories: Cataloging, Future of OPACs, Library 2.0, authorship, hypertext, information management, literacy, scholarly communication, social networking, technology
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Photo-sharing
May 17, 2007UPDATE: Additional links
flickrvision – real time view of images uploaded to Flickr. The location is where the image was uploaded from.
Examples of embedding images from a photo-sharing site. It includes two sizes of a Google slide show, and three versions of a Flickr badge.
Some Observations About Photo-sharing
I provide a sample of links [...]
Categories: Photo Sharing, Picasa, Zooomr, flickr, image hosting, social networking
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The Library as Text: Part 2 (transition)
May 14, 2007“Information storage and retrieval by means of data banks and computers are far more than technical devices. They constitute little less than a new way of organizing human knowledge and the relations of present inquiry to past work. All taxonomies are, in essence, philosophical. Any library system, whether by size or Dewey, enacts a formalized [...]
Categories: Cataloging, authorship, hypertext, information management, literacy, scholarly communication
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