Social Data on the Web workshop at ISWC 2008
TweetThis year’s International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2008) will host a workshop on Social Data on the Web. Submitted papers are due by July 25, 2008. “The 1st Social Data on the Web workshop...
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Phoenix twittering from Mars
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View ArticleSocial Data on the Web workshop at ISWC 2008
This year’s International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2008) will host a workshop on Social Data on the Web. Submitted papers are due by July 25, 2008. “The 1st Social Data on the Web workshop...
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Students: brand yourself with a blog
ACM’s TechCareers site offers “career-related resources, news and job postings for IT and engineering professions”. They recommend that IT professionals and those seeking to become one, should try...
View ArticleThe Psychology of Social Networking on KQED Forum show
Akshay Java pointed out an interesting radio program, Psychology of Social Networking, that’s available online for streaming or download. “Psychologists have long studied social networks, and the...
View ArticleNew API to make the New York Times programmable
A post on mediabistro.com, New York Times Joining the Social Networking Fray, says that the New York Times will release an API that “will allow users to ‘mash-up’ the NYT’s data — think layers on...
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Phoenix twittering from Mars
MarsPhoenix is twittering from the North polar region of Mars. Here’s a great picture of my deployed arm with the scoop on the end: http://tinyurl.com/3s354p I can’t wait to dig in the dirt next week....
View ArticleTufekci on the new social physics
Zeynep Tufekci gave a very interesting talk on “A Different Kind of Social Physics: Online Communities and the Revolution in the Architecture of Our Social Spaces” at the JHU Applied Physics Lab last...
View ArticleISWC 2008 social network
Attending conferences is very much of a social activity. They provide opportunities to meet and interact with a large group of people that share an interest in a topic. More over, you probably know or...
View ArticleTwitter changes TOS;might hurt researchers
ReadWriteWeb reports that Twitter recently made changes in its Terms of Service. Specifically, Twitter will no longer grant any more requests for whitelisting and it would no longer allow...
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