Amazon adds tagging
Amazon adds tagging to their products… very very cool. Amazon describes it: What are tags ? Tags provide an easy way for you to
November 14, 2005
Amazon adds tagging to their products… very very cool. Amazon describes it: What are tags ? Tags provide an easy way for you to
I stumbled across this interview with Flickr founder, Eric Costello. My favorite bit is this: JJG: How did you know what features were connecting with
Glypho – "A fun new way to read and write novels". Very cool concept… as soon as I get time, I’m going to see about
Amazon launches yet another extremely interesting concept: Mechanical Turk, as they subtitle it: Artificial Artifical Intelligence. Here’s how Amazon describes the concept: In 1769, Hungarian
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has published two interesting documents: EFF: Legal Guide for Bloggers Whether you’re a newly minted blogger or a relative old-timer, you’ve
I’ve talked about Blingo before – but for those of you who don’t remember: Blingo is a search engine with a twist. Each search on
Well, Madonna may not know what the hell "tagging" is, but her Web team sure does. On the new AJAX enabled madonna.com, they’ve launched a
I had a recent discussion with a report who was asking what Web 2.0 was all about, and why AJAX is always used in the
Every time I read something about the recent Web 2.0 conference, I get a little more jealous of those who attended. One such target of
This is just in – IE 7 is really Firefox with an IE skin! I’ve yet to see ANY feature that’s not already handled natively
You’ve likely heard the term Web 2.0 by now. If you’re not quite sure what it is, check out the "What is Web 2.0" by
As I’ve been saying for a while now, Identity is going to be the next big thing on the Web. For a very fun presentation
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