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• 28 Sep 11
  

  Klaus Graf

  Tagging

• 27 Sep 11
  

  MPL Web

  Library Student Journal

  social.networking bookmarking

• 29 Feb 08
  

  Tijl Vandersteene

  folksonomies web2.0 tagging article journals libraries

• 24 Jan 08
  

  Emma Benton

  Tagging, folksonomy, distributed classification, ethnoclassification—however it is labelled, the concept of users creating and aggregating their own metadata is gaining ground on the internet. This literature review briefly defines the topic at hand, lo

  1c folksonomy research social_bookmarking Tagging tags web2.0 education internet ict technology

• 26 Dec 07
  

  MPL Webmaster

  Library Student Journal

  social.networking bookmarking

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  Thomas Chaimbault

  classification Library2.0 web2.0 research métadonnées archives folksonomie Bibliothèques Bibliothèques_2.0 references

• 25 Dec 07
  

  Olivier Le Deuff

  folksonomies

• 16 Nov 07
  

  Anne C

  a literature review

  folksonomy tagging

• 18 Oct 07
  

  Leslie Dare

  tagging social-media

• 26 Sep 07
  

  s- fer

  web2.0 for:catuxa for:BibliotequesLH20

• 07 Sep 07
  

  Martha Hardy

  tagging folksonomies classification Web2.0 article library2.0 metadata in:LSJ

• 06 Sep 07
  

  Fabiano Caruso

  classification del.icio.us folksonomy research tagging

• 03 Apr 07
  

  un reasonables

  tagging theory lit_review

• 02 Apr 07
  

  moqubm

  Folksonomy bibliotheek tagging tags

• 27 Mar 07
  

  IT society semanticweb reference

• 22 Mar 07
  

  Ruth Selman

  socialtagging folksonomy

• 19 Feb 07
  

  Ratcatcher

  article folksonomy tagging in:libstudentj

• 17 Feb 07
  

  Nice intro and bibliography, but doesn't get the point about the long tail and network effects gained from massively distributed classification. Tends to stick to the old - and mostly wrong - question "Tagging too sloppy - how can it get 'better'?"

  via:kontext lang:en year:2007 speller article research folksonomy folksonomies classification

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  Lambert Heller

  Nice intro and bibliography, but doesn't get the point about the long tail and network effects gained from massively distributed classification. Tends to stick to the old - and mostly wrong - question "Tagging too sloppy - how can it get 'better'?"

  via:kontext lang:en year:2007 speller article research folksonomy folksonomies classification

• 15 Feb 07
  

  Shutterbug

  communities libraries

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