All News on 'The Twitter Times: digipresnews' http://tweetedtimes.com/digipresnews The Twitter Times is a real-time personalized newspaper generated from your Twitter account en-us Mon, 21 May 2012 12:52:55 +0400 Mon, 21 May 2012 12:52:55 +0400 <![CDATA[sipml5 - The world's first HTML5 SIP client - Google Project Hosting]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 12:47:44 +0400 code.google.com
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@Z303: Ooh, could be the start of something big. "sipml5 - The world's first HTML5 SIP client" - http://t.co/rE9OA5tj
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@zambonini: Ooh, could be the start of something big. "sipml5 - The world's first HTML5 SIP client" - http://t.co/rE9OA5tj
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@psd: crikey, client side JavaScript SIP client: http://t.co/MNOXiVfT
]]> <![CDATA[The Future of Museums | HASTAC]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 10:16:51 +0400 hastac.org
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@mia_out: I read RT @dancohen: HASTAC is hosting an online forum on the future of museums: http://t.co/W2Up4vQG
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@Musebrarian: HASTAC is hosting an online forum on the future of museums: http://t.co/1HdDYZlj
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@ardeninred: RT @dancohen: HASTAC is hosting an online forum on the future of museums: http://t.co/3FIirt2R #TCMNY
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@naypinya: HASTAC is hosting an online forum on the future of museums: http://t.co/1HdDYZlj
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@dancohen: HASTAC is hosting an online forum on the future of museums: http://t.co/1HdDYZlj
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@ernestopriego: @clairey_ross hey Clairey, have you seen the new forum @HASTAC? It's on "The Future of Museums" http://t.co/CDPcGNBY
]]> <![CDATA[金環日蝕！撮れた！！]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 06:26:39 +0400 yfrog.com
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@benosteen: Beautiful shots of the annular solar eclipse as seen from Tokyo: http://t.co/jPVOBQbR http://t.co/yZWULyDe http://t.co/fyWkbBsr
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@dchud: Beautiful shots of the annular solar eclipse as seen from Tokyo: http://t.co/jPVOBQbR http://t.co/yZWULyDe http://t.co/fyWkbBsr
]]> <![CDATA[Twitter / SmokingWOLF: 【金環日食】 食分最大後のちょっとお気に入りの一枚。 ...]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 06:26:39 +0400 twitter.com
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@benosteen: Beautiful shots of the annular solar eclipse as seen from Tokyo: http://t.co/jPVOBQbR http://t.co/yZWULyDe http://t.co/fyWkbBsr
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@dchud: Beautiful shots of the annular solar eclipse as seen from Tokyo: http://t.co/jPVOBQbR http://t.co/yZWULyDe http://t.co/fyWkbBsr
]]> <![CDATA[雲のお陰でコンデジでも金環日食が撮れたどぉ〜！]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 06:26:39 +0400 instagr.am
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@benosteen: Beautiful shots of the annular solar eclipse as seen from Tokyo: http://t.co/jPVOBQbR http://t.co/yZWULyDe http://t.co/fyWkbBsr
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@dchud: Beautiful shots of the annular solar eclipse as seen from Tokyo: http://t.co/jPVOBQbR http://t.co/yZWULyDe http://t.co/fyWkbBsr
]]> <![CDATA[Apps for Moldova TechCamp + Hackathon]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 06:26:39 +0400 appsformoldova.tumblr.com
Awesome developers, hackers, NGOs, civil society and government workers getting together for a long week of fun to make Moldova a better place to live!
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@scilib on Twitter
@scilib: All the work from #apps4md weekend here: http://t.co/mB5JjuzZ. Check the teams out. Congrats to @eGovCenterMD @worldbank &amp; everyone involved
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@DirDigEng: All the work from #apps4md weekend here: http://t.co/mB5JjuzZ. Check the teams out. Congrats to @eGovCenterMD @worldbank &amp; everyone involved
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@DirDigEng: Congratulations to the SocialTools team for winning the @WorldBank #apps4md award. See all apps here http://t.co/IXQ4pzvE #WBFinances
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@DirDigEng: RT @kachok: We are half way through #apps4md demos, so far all apps ideas/prototypes totally rocks!!! check them out http://t.co/uKl1StNn
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@DirDigEng: RT @kachok: Final submissions are starting to trickle in http://t.co/uKkXkTEd Some good apps here! #apps4md #openmd #opengov #opendata
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]]> <![CDATA[Twitter / Felix Renicks: Well played, Daily Mail. h ...]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 06:26:39 +0400 twitter.com
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@benosteen: No-one working there has any basic reasoning, do they? RT @ffffelix: Well played, Daily Mail. http://t.co/ctdgnajB (via @AnneBillson)
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]]> <![CDATA[Future U: Library 3.0 has more resources, greater challenges | Ars Technica]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 06:26:39 +0400 arstechnica.com - Curt Hopkins
Libraries are changing, despite their facades. And they're changing to high-tech service companies with embedded librarians, according to some library professionals. Of course, that assumes they aren't defunded out of existence. Future U Future U: The stubborn persistence of textbooks Future U: Classroom tech doesn't mean handing out tablets For ladies and gentlemen of a certain age, the library is changing too fast. For kids, it's changing too slow. University students are caught in the middle.  show all text
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@euanc: Future U: Library 3.0 has more resources, greater challenges | Ars Technica http://t.co/jVmV7fPC
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@lorcanD: Ars on libraries >> Future U: Library 3.0 has more resources, greater challenges http://t.co/UD85hNBa
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@arstechnica: Future U: Library 3.0 has more resources, greater challenges http://t.co/a826cfni by @curthopkins
]]> <![CDATA[Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history | Ars Technica]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 06:26:39 +0400 arstechnica.com - Chris Foresman
Mat Hampson Game creator Jordan Mechner wanted to teach the next generation. So the man behind the groundbreaking 1989 Apple II game Prince of Persia recently posted his original 6052 assembly source code to Github. But getting the code from decades-old floppy disks "covered with dust" was no simple task. Mechner employed the services of vintage computer expert Tony Diaz and digital archivist Jason Scott to extract the bits from the floppies and assemble it into a readable code file. Without Di...  show all text
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@atomotic: Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history http://t.co/htDv7H4a by @foresmac
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@anjacks0n: Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history http://t.co/htDv7H4a by @foresmac
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@anarchivist: Nice article @AVArchivist ! http://t.co/inbp8IOV "Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history"
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@lorcanD: Ars on archivists >> Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history http://t.co/6fJkVNEd
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@euanc: Great Exposure: "Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history" | Ars Technica http://t.co/vxvb01R6
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@blefurgy: RT @nowviskie: nice @arstechnica piece on "Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history" http://t.co/gLjFTN3g via @LibSkrat
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@cjclib: When libns and archivists sigh and say we wish media coverage of info professions were better? THIS is what we want. http://t.co/TWJNa4N2
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@CassPF: arstechnica | Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history http://t.co/KOn37VWk > "gravitas", lol. #archives
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@footage: Sweet! @AVPreserve: Nice article @AVArchivist ! http://t.co/7nvShvCt "Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history"
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@dchud: way to go @AVArchivist RT @mkirschenbaum Robin Pike of @UMDLibraries profiled in this nifty new Ars Technica piece http://t.co/iuY7Ym2j
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@jafurtado: Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history,by Chris Foresman/Ars Technica http://t.co/1GH6VU4t
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@LibSkrat: When libns and archivists sigh and say we wish media coverage of info professions were better? THIS is what we want. http://t.co/TWJNa4N2
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@arstechnica: Digital archivists: technological custodians of human history http://t.co/htDv7H4a by @foresmac
]]> <![CDATA[Michael Gove's biblical zeal is a ruse | Comment is free | The Observer]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 02:04:39 +0400 guardian.co.uk - David Mitchell
The education secretary's plan to send a King James Bible to every school is a masterful tactic to keep us worrying about small change while billions are wasted elsewhere Michael Gove's scheme to send a special edition of the King James Bible to every state school in the country has been saved. The plan, which was announced last year, was reported to have run into difficulties when it was decided that it wouldn't be appropriate for taxpayers to pay for it. Instead the bill is to be footed by le...  show all text
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@benosteen: Michael Gove's biblical zeal is a ruse | David Mitchell http://t.co/Ql6PoIg7 via @guardian
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]]> <![CDATA[eFoundations: Big Data - size doesn't matter, it's the way you use it that counts]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 02:04:38 +0400 efoundations.typepad.com - AndyP
...at least, that's what they tell me! Here's my brief take on this year's Eduserv Symposium, Big Data, big deal?, which took place in London last Thursday and which was, by all the accounts I've seen and heard, a pretty good event. The day included a mix of talks, from an expansive opening keynote by Rob Anderson to a great closing keynote by Anthony Joseph. Watching either, or both, of these talks will give you a very good introduction to big data. Between the two we had some specifics: Guy C...  show all text
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@mariekeguy: RT @andypowe11: new post: big data - size doesn't matter, it's the way you use it that counts http://t.co/srlIDi5o #bigdata #esym12
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@PaulMiller: Big Data - size doesn't matter, it's the way you use it that counts, reckons @andypowe11 - http://t.co/eVrbKxRy #da12data #bigdata
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@andypowe11: new post: big data - size doesn't matter, it's the way you use it that counts http://t.co/rtpcqxPY #bigdata #esym12
]]> <![CDATA[So.cl]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 02:04:38 +0400 so.cl
Share your Search. Rediscover search through your friends and community on the all new social search experiment from Microsoft Research FUSE Labs.
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@codepo8: So Microsoft research brings us - a social network - http://t.co/PvxELqvQ
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@epredator: Isn't signing into Microsofts so.cl with #facebook a bit odd? #socl
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@jafurtado: Microsoft quietly launches So.cl social network, by Steven Musil/CNET http://t.co/eQuodjHi
]]> <![CDATA[Twitter / Peatree Bojangles: This cat is clearly a geni ...]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 02:04:38 +0400 twitter.com
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]]> <![CDATA[Explore – Forget the jetpacks, researchers at Virginia Tech...]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 02:04:38 +0400 exp.lore.com
Forget the jetpacks, researchers at Virginia Tech have developed an interactive 3D-printing vending machine and the future has officially arrived.
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@benosteen: Forget the jetpacks, researchers at Virginia Tech have developed an interactive 3D-printing vending machine http://t.co/K0DUJBGG
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@catnip: Forget the jetpacks, researchers at Virginia Tech have developed an interactive 3D-printing vending machine http://t.co/K0DUJBGG
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@epredator: Forget the jetpacks, researchers at Virginia Tech have developed an interactive 3D-printing vending machine http://t.co/K0DUJBGG
]]> <![CDATA[First steps with Raspberry Pi - Andy Bold]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 02:04:38 +0400 andybold.me.uk
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@benosteen: Got a new Raspberry Pi? Here's three not very thrilling but still quite useful things you can do after plugging it in: http://t.co/h2emap6E
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@PatParslow: Got a new Raspberry Pi? Here's three not very thrilling but still quite useful things you can do after plugging it in: http://t.co/h2emap6E
]]> <![CDATA[How I Lost the Crowd: A Tale of Sorrow and Hope « Electric Archaeology]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 02:04:38 +0400 electricarchaeologist.wordpress.com - Shawn
Yesterday, my HeritageCrowd project website was annihilated. Gone. Kaput. Destroyed. Joined the choir. It is a dead parrot. This is what I think happened, what I now know and need to learn, and what I think the wider digital humanities community needs to think about/teach each other. HeritageCrowd was (may be again, if I can salvage from the wreckage) a project that tried to encourage the crowdsourcing of local cultural heritage knowledge for a community that does not have particularly good int...  show all text
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@JMarkOckerbloom: Cultural heritage website destroyed by spammer attacks. Things to know to avoid a similar fate for your site: http://t.co/nEMyQgPE
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@LibSkrat: Bookmark: How I Lost the Crowd: A Tale of Sorrow and Hope « Electric Archaeology http://t.co/O4VNokJs
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@melissaterras: Scholars building digital resources &amp; systems, @electricarchaeo's "How I Lost the Crowd" is well worth a read: http://t.co/n4p5SPm7
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@nowviskie: Scholars building digital resources &amp; systems, @electricarchaeo's "How I Lost the Crowd" is well worth a read: http://t.co/n4p5SPm7
]]> <![CDATA[The Crowd and The Library | Trevor Owens]]> Mon, 21 May 2012 02:04:38 +0400 trevorowens.org - tjowens
Libraries, archives and museums have a long history of participation and engagement with members of the public. In a series of blog posts I am going to work to connects these traditions with current discussions of crowdsourcing. Crowdsourcing is a bit of a vague term, one that comes with potentially exploitative ideas related to uncompensated or undercompensated labor. In this series of I’ll try to put together a set set of related concepts; human computation, the wisdom of crowds, thinking of ...  show all text
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@atomotic: "The Crowd and The Library" http://t.co/Xb5pPB7D Starts a series of posts where i'm refining my ideas on crowdsourcing cultural heritage
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@ostephens: RT @tjowens: "The Crowd &amp; The Library" http://t.co/PSSginnK Starts a series where i'm refining my ideas on crowdsourcing cultural heritage
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@paige_roberts: RT @tjowens "The Crowd &amp; The Library" http://t.co/bkPAmwV0 Starts series of posts where I refine my ideas on crowdsourcing cultural heritage
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@melissaterras: "The Crowd and The Library" http://t.co/Xb5pPB7D Starts a series of posts where i'm refining my ideas on crowdsourcing cultural heritage
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@tjowens: "The Crowd and The Library" http://t.co/Xb5pPB7D Starts a series of posts where i'm refining my ideas on crowdsourcing cultural heritage
]]> <![CDATA[Here's the Week's Social Media News in Review]]> Sun, 20 May 2012 21:47:22 +0400 thenextweb.com
It’s that time of week again when we take a look at the latest social media news, and highlight some of the most interesting stories.You couldn't avoid news of Facebook's IPO lately if you tried, and the social network's historical week ended with founder Mark Zuckerberg tying the knot with long time girlfriend Priscilla Chan. To find out more about this, and other social media related stories, read on.
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@digitalfprint: This week in social media: Facebook trades 100m shares in 5 minutes, a new 'ghost-town' study on Google+ and... http://t.co/1HfsogtP by @nfm
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]]> <![CDATA[Creating the child who can handle the internet without adult supervision | theage.com.au]]> Sun, 20 May 2012 21:47:22 +0400 m.theage.com.au
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@mariekeguy: 'Children need freedom to roam online' @zephoria on moral panics &amp; resilience in digital environments http://t.co/1F32cV4m
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@PatParslow: 'Children need freedom to roam online' @zephoria on moral panics &amp; resilience in digital environments http://t.co/1F32cV4m
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@josiefraser: 'Children need freedom to roam online' @zephoria on moral panics &amp; resilience in digital environments http://t.co/1F32cV4m
]]> <![CDATA[Legos, spaceships, breasts. « Kate Bachus]]> Sun, 20 May 2012 21:47:22 +0400 katebachus.com - katebachus
An engineer friend of mine recently extolled to me the virtues of Legos for teaching math and engineering concepts to children. As he talked, I thought back to my experiences with Legos, which had been somewhat limited and mostly involved building square house shapes and furnishing them with benches and tables.  I realized that even as a girl raised in a fairly feminist, evolved family, my first real experience with a schematic really didn’t come until I was a teenager when for a while I built ...  show all text
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@benosteen on Twitter
@benosteen: Well-written example of the Lego-aimed-at-girls-being-shitter-than-boys problem: http://t.co/vKxWIcqh
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@billt on Twitter
@billt: Parents must read… RT @helen_brown: Well-written example of the Lego-aimed-at-girls-being-shitter-than-boys problem: http://t.co/T8tggPAn
@mmmmmrob on Twitter
@mmmmmrob: great article on why "Lego-for-girls" reinforces stereotypes in nasty, insidious ways: http://t.co/pAxI5E55 /via @libbymiller @AdeleHaze
@mia_out on Twitter
@mia_out: great article on why "Lego-for-girls" reinforces stereotypes in nasty, insidious ways: http://t.co/pAxI5E55 /via @libbymiller @AdeleHaze
@ldodds on Twitter
@ldodds: "Lego-for-girls" is, and always will be, pink crap onna stick. Here's a good illustration why: http://t.co/Zfdx3ctm
]]> <![CDATA[We mapped this playground at #apps4md mapping party yesterday! #osm]]> Sun, 20 May 2012 18:59:28 +0400 instagr.am
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@digipresnews: We mapped this playground at #apps4md mapping party yesterday! #osm: instagr.am posted by friend... http://t.co/W7n36BEM
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@DirDigEng: We mapped this playground at #apps4md mapping party yesterday! #osm @ Hotel Codru http://t.co/oURUTkeu
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]]> <![CDATA[Five things on Friday #20 | whatleydude]]> Sun, 20 May 2012 15:45:31 +0400 whatleydude.com - James
Tweet Five things of note for the week ending Friday May 18th, 2012 1. Mother of Dragons Disney T-Shirt  Game of Thrones fan? You’re gonna love this - Available to buy from Etsy (warning: the model used has seen happier days) 2. The Networked Urban Environment I have few industry heroes and, ever since I saw his TED Talk on ‘Our Mobile Phones‘, Jan Chipchase has been one of them. His latest post, ‘The Networked Urban Environment‘ is (so far) a great read. I’m about halfway through it at the m...  show all text
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@digipresnews: Five things on Friday #20 | whatleydude: http://t.co/lGmGuGzp - James Tweet Five things of note... http://t.co/ZCg5xFeC
@benosteen on Twitter
@benosteen: Did you know you had anOTHER inbox in Facebook? No, me neither. Item 3 here - http://t.co/KFzEPWvR - Mind. Blown.
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]]> <![CDATA[Is it a Font or a Typeface?]]> Sun, 20 May 2012 13:25:14 +0400 thenextweb.com
When it comes to the sophisticated world of typography, some people are purists, while others have a laid-back, do-whatever-looks-good mentality. No matter what side you're on, it's ...
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@digipresnews: Is it a Font or a Typeface?: http://t.co/jIka3teL When it comes to the sophisticated world of typ... http://t.co/c5kF5Znw
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]]> <![CDATA[Make mainframes, not war: how Mad Men sold computers in the 1960s and 1970s | Ars Technica]]> Sun, 20 May 2012 08:55:23 +0400 arstechnica.com - Matthew Lasar
Cover photo for a 1964 brochure for the PDS 1020 Digital Computer. Computer History Museum Madison Avenue's strategy for popularizing computers shifted from the 1950s through the 1980s. At first pitches focused on reliability and speed, but by the 1960s, advertising brochures put big systems in gardens next to fashion models. When PCs came on the market, the sales pitch changed again. Computing went family friendly, with endorsements from Bill Cosby, William Shatner, and even Charlie Chaplin. W...  show all text
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@euanc: Make mainframes, not war: how Mad Men sold computers in the 1960s and 1970s | Ars Technica http://t.co/j5cOZ0ew
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@arstechnica: Cool story, strange times: Make mainframes, not war: how Mad Men sold computers in the 1960s and 1970s -- http://t.co/J1ice47h
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@jafurtado: Make mainframes, not war: how Mad Men sold computers in the 1960s and 1970s,by Matthew Lasar /Ars Technica http://t.co/sy3xhi1N
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@josiefraser: Make mainframes, not war: how Mad Men sold computers in the 1960s and 1970s http://t.co/5Pgl2hwu
]]> <![CDATA[Roominate: Make It Yours! by Maykah Inc. — Kickstarter]]> Sun, 20 May 2012 01:19:39 +0400 kickstarter.com
Maykah Inc. is raising funds for Roominate: Make It Yours! on Kickstarter! The toy where every young girl is an artist, engineer, architect and visionary!
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@digipresnews: Roominate: Make It Yours! by Maykah Inc. — Kickstarter: http://t.co/8zFd98HS Maykah Inc. is raisi... http://t.co/HtaYPy1D
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@missrogue: I just backed Roominate: Make It Yours! on @Kickstarter http://t.co/RYBZw8C8
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@missrogue: Got girls? Show them science is fun! MT @RoominateToy our Kickstarter is live! Now taking pre-orders http://t.co/YEfckhEM
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@cshirky: Kickstart Roominate: Dollhouse kit for girls that includes circuit components: lights, fans, buzzers, etc. http://t.co/HldRxSJt
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@kevinmarks: Got girls? Show them science is fun! MT @RoominateToy our Kickstarter is live! Now taking pre-orders http://t.co/YEfckhEM
]]> <![CDATA[Travel across the Roman Empire in real time with ORBIS | Ars Technica]]> Sat, 19 May 2012 14:47:08 +0400 arstechnica.com - Curt Hopkins
In a clever bit of technological legerdemain, Stanford University has combined historical research, mapping, and Web technology to bring ancient Roman Empire travel to the Internet. A cross-disciplinary team has created and launched ORBIS: The Stanford Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World. With it, a user can determine how long it will take to travel from any point in the Roman Empire to any other, as well as calculate the cost of transporting goods and people. This heretofore unnatural ...  show all text
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@digipresnews: Travel across the Roman Empire in real time with ORBIS | Ars Technica: http://t.co/aTXlp7MJ - Curt Hopkins ... http://t.co/FTb9ccZu
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]]> <![CDATA[Google Just Hi-jacked the Semantic Web Vocabulary - semanticweb.com]]> Sat, 19 May 2012 01:34:21 +0400 semanticweb.com - Sean Golliher
[Editor's Note: This guest editorial is provided by Sean Golliher. He can be found on Twitter at @seangolliher] Google announced they’re rolling out new enhancements to their search technology and they’re calling it the “Knowledge Graph.”  For those involved in the Semantic Web Google’s “Knowledge Graph” is nothing new. After watching the video, and reading through the announcements, the Google engineers are giving the impression, to those familiar with this field, that they have created som...  show all text
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@ldodds: Getting v depressed by crazy attitude implied by comments on http://t.co/kRg6g3ZI. Except @danbri. @danbri is spot on. #SemanticWeb #Google
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@PaulMiller: Getting v depressed by crazy attitude implied by comments on http://t.co/kRg6g3ZI. Except @danbri. @danbri is spot on. #SemanticWeb #Google
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@PaulMiller: RT @sardire: Google Just Hi-jacked the Semantic Web Vocabulary http://t.co/kRg6g3ZI by @SeanGolliher <-not sure I agree... thinking about it
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]]> <![CDATA[New DPC Tech Watch Report: Preserving Moving Pictures and Sound | Digital Preservation Coalition]]> Sat, 19 May 2012 01:34:21 +0400 dpconline.org
The DPC, Richard Wright and Charles Beagrie Ltd are delighted to announce the release of the latest DPC Technology Watch Report ‘Preserving Moving Pictures and Sound’, written by Richard Wright, formerly of the BBC. ‘Moving image and sound
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@DuraCloud: DPC "Preserving Moving Pictures and Sound" report is for anyone with collections of sound/moving images http://t.co/yXUN87Vz via @NDIIPP
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@duraspace: DPC "Preserving Moving Pictures and Sound" report is for anyone with collections of sound/moving images http://t.co/nZQMqBWW via @NDIIPP
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