December 27th, 2006
Blog Herald Column On Death Of The User
Just posted my column at The Blog Herald on the death of the user. Enjoy.
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Creative Commons | February 5, 2010
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Anatomy of a Large-Scale Social Search Engine
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Trippy morphing time-stitch video
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Howard Weaver says: Timelapse stop-motion? Panorama time-stitch? Work a glance.
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Howard Weaver says: Bad news for journalists: David Weinberger learned more listening to Republicans question Obama ...
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Scott Karp says: Steve Jobs wants to build technology for average people. The geeks are resisting.
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