We've done step one of relatedness of tags, which is just cluster
analysis of how people tag, and then we suggest related tags. So if you tag
"Italy," it will suggest "Rome," "architecture," "travel," "food," "Europe," etc.
And it works astoundingly well.
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Comment is free: Andrew Keen v Emily Bell
So is today's internet killing our culture?
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The new media interview
A-list bloggers are spurning the traditional media interview, says Steve Rubel. Instead of the normal procedure (reporter asks the questions, you answer them and then the reporter goes and writes it all up), the move is towards written responses. Apparent
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The Tim O’Reilly interview at twopointouch
Interview with the man who made up the expression Web 2.0.
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O'Reilly Network -- Stewart Butterfield on Flickr
Their business is photofinishing; they give away sharing as a loss leader to get people into the funnel, to get them to print. That's good enough for a lot of users--they take some photos at a wedding, and they want to upload them to a web page and sh
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Guardian Unlimited Technology | Technology | Interview: Chris DeWolfe cofounder of MySpace
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