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The first time I saw the term ‘B.G.’ referring to ‘Before Google’ was in Karl Fisch’s ‘Did You Know’ presentation. Tonight that term came to life for me. Here is an eye-opening statistic I discovered about myself today: Total Google searches: 3633 (Since April 30th, 2006, and only counting when I

New Era of Transparency: Goodbye Web Privacy Search Engine Roundtable posted a very interesting article today about ISP (internet service provider) Charter Communications “deep packet technology”. And an interesting discussion popped up on Webmaster World on the subject as well, which I strongly suggest anyone using Charter Communications read immediately.

This Wired report follows up on a couple of stories I posted earlier - revealing the U.S. Air Force Cyber command (which deems the internet itself as an enemy) is actively working to attain “total domination” - (their words not mine) - over every activity and and every participant on the net.

TechCrunch posted an article on “Is Keyword Search About to Hit It’s Breaking Point?”. It’s sosmething I’ve been thinking about for a while and this really brought a few... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

TechCrunch posted an article on “Is Keyword Search About to Hit It’s Breaking Point?”. It’s sosmething I’ve been thinking about for a while and this really brought a few... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Copyright Crazy! Let’s all wear funny hats and celebrate - the world is going Copyright Crazy! First off the mark is Cory Doctorow and his post over on BoingBoing on how the U.S. driven copyright lobby in Canada is now charging around the public square like a frothing rabid dog: The lobby for

 I have just read Ten Web 2.0 Things You Can Do In Ten Minutes to Be a More Successful E-learning Professional, perhaps I’m a little behind because I’m not sure I will be able to get through the list in 10 minutes. However the idea is simple, e-learning is not just a subject for students, it’s a subject for teachers.

The Semantic Arms Race: Facebook vs. Google Filed under: Natural Language — Tags: artificial intelligence, Calais, ClearForest, Facebook, Freebase, Google, linked data, Microsoft, Natural Language, Nova Spivak, Open Social, Powerset, Radar Networks, RDF, Reuters, semantic web, social bookmarking,

Copyright © 2008 by Automata, Inc.As I discussed in Over $100m in 12 months backs natural language for the semantic web, Radar Networks’ Twine is one of the more interesting semantic web startups.  Their founder, Nova Spivak, is funded by Vulcan and others to provide “interest-driven [social]

Dude, I’m Gettin’ A Wii - Johnny Lee @ TED Don’t tell my accountant. I just saw this post on TED with Johnny Lee demonstrating his hacks with the Wii to make all sorts of really cool and useful shit!