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Monthly Archives: January 2004
WikiAndBlog
M C Morgan about weblogs and wikis: “Blogs and wikis, because they are different spaces, manifest/take advantage of/engage different epistemic and rhetorical possibilities and serve different rhetorical and epistemic ends. They engage different rhetorics: one topical, carved from the inside out; the other chronological, staying on top of things.[...]However, posting on a blog is easier [...]
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Blogging the Market
“The most complete exploration of blogs in corporate environments I’ve seen: Blogging the Market: “How Weblogs are turning corporate machines into real conversations…But it’s not simply that organisations have forgotten how to speak and listen to their customers. They are afraid of doing so. They are petrified of letting go.” Works in every browser except [...]
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Information Design reading list
Prof. David K. Farkas has setup an interesting and valuable reading list for his Information Design class at the University of Washington.
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One more thing…
One thing that wasn’t shown at the MacWorld Keynote is the Apple XGrid Technology Preview from the Advanced Computation Group with some sample code. Probably some of the applications are used in the G5 cluster in Virginia Tech.
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Blogging lag…