08 March 2005
Tag Boom (english version) - metakappa: knowledge ecosystem blog - a business blog by Gino Tocchetti
by 1 otherI feel the 'tag issue' dabate is explosing early this year 2005. On the wave of success of delicious and flickr, after the run of Feedster and 43Things, a new Technorati initiative is launched, and immediately someone is renewing old features (Furl), some
07 March 2005
del.icio.us tag search
by 12 othersThis form allows you to look up del.icio.us links that are tagged with one or more subjects.
06 March 2005
03 March 2005
CCTE Distributed Research
Social bookmarking portal for the Communication, Computing and Technology in Education program (Teachers College, Columbia Univ.)
01 March 2005
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26 February 2005
i d e a n t: A del.icio.us study
by 18 othersWorking within the constraints of a very limited data sample, this study attempts to identify some of the information management and meaning construction practices of an online distributed classification (a.k.a. free tagging or ethnoclassification) commun
22 February 2005
Explaining and Showing Broad and Narrow Folksonomies :: Off the Top :: vanderwal.net
by 2 othersI have been explaining the broad and narrow folksonomy in e-mail and in comments on others sites, as well as in the media (Wired News). There has still been some confusion, which is very understandable as it is a different concept that goes beyond a simpl
19 February 2005
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14 February 2005
Internet Time Blog: Furl and Spurl
See the difference? Say you read a great article in Wired or the New York Times. To save or share it, you'd use Furl. If your intent was to read Wired or the Times issue after issue, you'd Spurl it. Think "F" for file; hence Furl. Think "S" for subscribe;
13 February 2005
connotea: bookmarks
by 45 othersConnotea, an experimental bookmarking service for scientists created by Nature Publishing Group.
Simpy - social bookmarking and personal search engine
by 25 othersSimpy lets you save, tag, index, search, and share your bookmarks
extisp.icio.us - charting the tags of del.icio.us users
by 27 othersThis was an automatically recombinant memeplex brought to the Internet via a diagram from Matt Jones
