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Lord Macaulay's highly relevant speech of 1841, admitting that giving authors a monopoly was the "least exceptionable way of remunerating them" but adding that monopolies were still evil and that "the evil ought not to last a day longer than is necessary

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report on library thing, Google books, social networking

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saved by Ian Watson on 2007-03-22

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Manchester City COuncil plans a Socond Life presence. Also the Digital Challenege prise to tackle the digital divide: local councils playing a lead role

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saved by Ian Watson on 2007-03-22

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Future lies in samrt searching rather the keyword based searches (Google). trick is to establish the 'aboutness' of documents in order to answer questions

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saved by Ian Watson on 2007-03-28

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Talks about the paradox in which people willingly reveal personal data on social networks yet would be reluctant to do the same in the real world. McLuhan observed: "Privacy, like individualism, is unknown in tribal societies."

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saved by Ian Watson on 2007-07-02

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One in five people in the world has high-speed lines but the gap is growing

Indonesia scored the highest growth across the world in the first quarter - almost 28% - but from a very low base.
The figures, however, show just how large the gap is between

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photosleave6/10/05:I don't have a problem with the hubs they discuss, many of which seem pretty interesting. more or less centralized/ing. ~hard believe community, collectivity,collaboratn need enabling notion of centrality

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Fascinating article about Majestic-12, a project that aims to use distributed computing a-la SETI@home to collectively crawl the Web and create a web-index that challenges Google's supremacy

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When vertical is sometimes a good strategy?

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saved by Ben Kraal on 2005-11-10

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Dec 21, 06. The Guardian's sprawling, well designed, web site is a goldmine of information. I use it regularly for info about health, world politics, literature [to read lists], and technology. This list is broken into categories.

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