I'd never seen this before. Got an automated e-mail from Amazon a couple days ago. Interesting idea and I thought they were making a recommendation based on some
(Warning: I don't normally do warnings but if you're particularly sensitive you might not want to read this entry. Or read the first paragraph and see if that's
This is about as “fun” as the Friday Fun Links get… Carl Monday, an investigative reporter at a TV station in Cleveland recently did an extremely sensationalistic sweeps-week
YouTube recently updated their terms of service to say that by uploading content to them, this gave them a “worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicenseable and transferable license to use,
Five Things Google Could Learn From Wikipedia1. More Isn't Always Better. Wikipedia is like a streamlined Google and more and more frequently, provides the quick factual answer to
This is all over the web today – I saw it on Boing Boing this morning and Metafilter tonight (which was cited as being found on Digg.) Here’s
Overnight, one other person voted for deletion of the Spirit of Librarianship article I put on Wikipedia as well. So now it's four votes to delete, none to
Other than a couple minor edits, I've never done anything major on Wikipedia, even though I think it's an amazing resource (“a streamlined Google” is how I like
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