I quite often read above my understanding age, which is why Hapgood is in my RSS feeds. The other day I read: Connected Copies where I read this:
…the future of the web involves moving away from the idea of centralized, authoritative locations and into something I call “connected copies”.
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From Pinboard: bookmarks for johnjohnston for the most part.
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n December last year the British Library released over a million images on to Flickr Commons. …
… The Curious Images event held yesterday offered a whirlwind tour of the reuse of the images by artists, researchers and other institutions and of the challenges that tracking use and finding appropriate images continue to pose.
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I woke up the other morning morning to a bit of serendipity in my RSS reader that cheered me up.
First I read Alan’s great post Don’t Be a Platform Pawn. Next up was Marco Arment Linking and quoting Waffle on Social Media which quoted in turn Community Services which pointed to What’s a Twitter Timeline?…
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A few things from my Pinboard bookmarks from the last week.
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...I participated in Wednesday’s etmchat. I’m getting better at watching the tweets fly by, stopping to read some, skimming over others. It’s a test of brain power. As I get older, I keep reading about doing activities that keep the brain flexible.…
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