NPR : 'Tagging' Lets Ordinary Users Organize the Internet - The Diigo Meta page

• 11 Jun 16
  

  liztuckr

  etlobest

• 19 Aug 15
  

  tkasperowski

  etlobest tagging

• 17 Apr 14
  

  Lesley Reilly

  Commentator David Weinberger says a growing trend allows us all to have a say on how to organize the Internet. Weinberger is a fellow at Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet and Society.

  tagging web2.0 folksonomy NPR Session One

• 21 Jan 13
  

  Cleve Couch
• 12 May 10
  

  Anne Chakraborty

  weinberger tagging folksonomy

• 26 Mar 08
  

  Richard Smyth

  tagging tags NPR socialsoftware taxonomy folksonomy web2.0

• 21 Mar 08
  

  l.m orchard

  delicious folksonomy tagging

• 17 Mar 08
  

  Karl Fisch

  delicious flickr socialsoftware tagging

• 09 Nov 06
  

  Rekha Murthy

  Fun to hear how David Weinberger describes delicious in Sept 2005.

  radio collaborative internet delicious

• 08 Oct 06
  

  Kevin Hodgson

  tagging tags web2.0 organizing-the-web bookmarking social tools delicious

• 22 Jul 06
  

  Andrew Schamess

  del.icio.us

• 03 Nov 05
  

  Harriet Mendlowitz

  tagging technology web2.0

• 30 Oct 05
  

  tagging Internet

• 15 Oct 05
  

  Gardner Campbell

  ta

• 09 Oct 05
  

  Mike Koss

  NPR did a story on tagging and delicious (del.icio.us).

  social

• 21 Sep 05
  

  Joel Liu

  culture social_bookmarking tag

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  Jarrod Trainque

  del.icio.us tagging npr flickr radio web folksonomy organization taxonomy information

• 20 Sep 05
  

  Mag T

  social-bookmarking

  • Commentator David Weinberger says a growing trend allows us all to have a say on  how to organize the Internet. Weinberger is a fellow at Harvard University's  Berkman Center for Internet and Society

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