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Being a rigorous sort of chap, I was sceptical about folksonomies - ad-hoc tags. But over time I've come to appreciate their power - an...

Tim Berners-Lee is an inconic figure for a reason: he's actually rather sharp. This makes his rare blog posts important and interesting...

Now here's something you might not expect from UNESCO every day: The Infoethics Survey of Emerging Technologies prepared by the NGO Gen...

That's the title: as dull as ditchwater. The abstract sounds machine-generated: This text sets out a series of approaches to the analys...

Search lies at the heart of modern desktop computing (just ask Google). So if free software wants to make a breakthrough on the desktop, co...

...without me noticing: Google Coop . It seems to be a tagging effort that provides cuts of Google searches. In doing so, it goes some wa...

Web 2.0 is all about conversations, they say. So clearly what we need is a search engine for conversations. Enter Talk Digger : Talk Digge...

Here's a typically thoughtful meditation from Techdirt that considers ways in which newspapers could usefully embrace not just the Int...

The Semantic Web is a kind of intelligent Web, one that consists not just of contextless numbers and meaningless words but of data that mea...