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Google wasn’t the first search engine, nor was it the last, but it quickly became THE search engine because they did something different. Google created a search engine that took all of that information and made it useful and relevant.
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By tapping into the social side of information, Google quickly became the best search engine
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So the latest ‘big thing’ has been the socializing of the Internet.
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The buzz word surrounding all of this has been ‘Web 2.0′. This socializing has gone a long way to making sense of it all, but is there more? What is the next big thing?
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The next big thing is…’location, location, location’.
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The next big thing is to organize, tag, and link information to a specific location.
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Pictures and Wikipedia articles are now linked to Google Earth.
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The real revolution will come when this information can be accessed completely and easily from a mobile device, while you’re at that location.
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Web 2.0 has helped us begin to organize and make sense of that information. Tying information to a location is the next step
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Julia Lesagefolks want to carry Internet information filtering with them and access information about the place they are currently in; ex. a tour through Yellowstone National Park while you are there
Internet tagging tools usability users space digitalculture tech
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The next big thing is…’location, location, location’.
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the latest ‘big thing’ has been the socializing of the Internet.
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The next big thing is to organize, tag, and link information to a specific location
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The real revolution will come when this information can be accessed completely and easily from a mobile device, while you’re at that location.
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The information is useful because it’s relevant to the location. And it becomes manageable in the same way that the 10s of millions of pictures on flickr have become manageable, through tagging.
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Tom WoodwardThe next big thing is to organize, tag, and link information to a specific location. Think of the last time you were at a national park. It’s a very good possibility that the only information you had about the park fit on a tri-fold paper that you picke
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Tom WoodwardThe next big thing is to organize, tag, and link information to a specific location. Think of the last time you were at a national park. It’s a very good possibility that the only information you had about the park fit on a tri-fold paper that you picke
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