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  • The Harvard Crimson :: Opinion :: The Case for Open Access on 2009-06-07
    • It is meant to promote the free communication of knowledge. By retaining rights for the widest possible dissemination of the faculty’s work, it would make scholarship by members of the FAS freely accessible everywhere in the world, and it would reinforce a new effort by Harvard to share its intellectual wealth.
    • it is digitizing its special collections, opening them to everyone online, and cooperating with Google in the attempt to make books in the public domain actually available to the public
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  • ScienceDirect - Comprehensive Glycoscience : Basics Concepts and Nomenclature Recommendations in Carbohydrate Chemistry on 2009-06-04
  • The London by Night Sightseeing Tour on 2008-09-04
  • Best Indian restaurants in London — London Restaurants — Square Meal on 2008-07-25
  • The Semantic Web: An Introduction on 2008-07-25
    • What's the rationale for such a system? Data that is geneally hidden away
      in HTML files is often useful in some contexts, but not in others. The problem
      with the majority of data on the Web that is in this form at the moment is that
      it is difficult to use on a large scale, because there is no global system for
      publishing data in such a way as it can be easily processed by anyone. For
      example, just think of information about local sports events, weather
      information, plane times, Major League Baseball statistics, and television
      guides... all of this information is presented by numerous sites, but all in
      HTML. The problem with that is that, is some contexts, it is difficult to use
      this data in the ways that one might want to do so.
    • A triple can simply be described as three URIs.
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  • The Semantic Web In Breadth on 2008-07-21
    • A URI is not a set of directions telling your computer how to get to a specific
      file on the Web (though it may also do this). It is a name for a "resource" (a
      thing). This resource may or may not be accessible over the
      Internet. The URI may or may not provide a way for your
      computer to get more information about that resource.
    • should not assume that a URI does anything more than provide an identifier for a
      resource.
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  • LNG Central on 2007-08-13
    • Big companies know the power of establishing a consistent, recognizable brand
      image. Whether it’s a television commercial, web blog, direct mail campaign,
      etc., there are inherent benefits in keeping your business image consistent.
  • ScienceDirect - Information & Management : Evaluating the supply chain performance of IT-based inter-enterprise collaboration on 2007-08-08
    • Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR),
    • CPFR as “a collection of new business practices that leverage the Internet
      and EDI in order to radically reduce inventories and expenses while improving
      customer service      .”
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  • Slap in the Facebook: It's Time for Social Networks to Open Up on 2007-08-06

    • From there, you can pull in your photos from Flickr or Zooomr and show off your impeccable musical
      taste by creating a profile at iLike or Last.fm. You can share your web bookmarks using
      del.icio.us or Ma.gnolia and publish a list of your most
      recent reads using Shelfari or LibraryThing.

    • Create an account with one of the many feed-mixing services like Yahoo's Pipes, FeedShake or FeedBlendr. Plug in all the feeds from the
      various sources you want to track and paste the resulting URL into a widget on
      your site. Voilà.
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  • ScienceDirect - Robotics and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing : Offshoring manufacturing: Implications for engineering jobs and education: A survey and case study on 2007-08-02
    • Offshoring has also begun to change the way that engineering programs in these
      countries educate their students. In addition, intellectual property issues
      create a major risk to companies considering outsourcing to certain
      less-developed countries. These issues can be broadly categorized into: the
      robustness and strength of intellectual property laws, and the degree to which
      these laws are implemented and enforced. Further, such factors as currency
      fluctuations and geo-political conditions can substantially impact outsourcing
      decisions and profitability.

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