the explodedlibrary.infohas moved to TypePad - http://explodedlibrary.typepad.com/salonblog/why I'm not interested in audio blogging- May 9, 2003 NPR Highlights Audioblogging. Audio Blogs: Online Diarists Sound Off "In the 18th century, people recorded the mundane details of life in diaries. Today, bloggers -- or Web loggers -- share their most intimate thoughts and opinions with the entire world on the Internet. The online journals, known as "blogs," are increasingly popular. And while they've been dominated by text and photos, they're now also going in a new direction, using audio as well.NPR's Ari Shapiro reports on "audio blogs" --..http://blogs.salon.com/0001429/2003/05/09.html#a155 the FBI would have a field day snooping in Amazon.com's customer profiles- May 6, 2003 Recommendation Systems in 2003. Recommendation Systems in 2003Source: The New York Times"Making Intelligence a Bit Less Artificial"Lisa Guernsey takes a look at recommendation systems being used by Amazon and others. Interesting reading. You'll also learned what happened to the Firefly technology after it was purchased by Microsoft. The ResourceShelf I'm a little embarassed to admit it, but I've found some of Amazon's recommendations to be quite spot on. Admittedly, this has required me to be...http://blogs.salon.com/0001429/2003/05/06.html#a154 procrastination is inevitable, so why can't it be about political and philosophical matters- May 6, 2003 Getting High. Larry Solum really really really doesn't want you (that is, judicial clerks or law students) to read his most recent post. Apparently we're too immature, we don't have enough time, and we should be doing other things than worry about high and low politics. God forbid we lowly little students worry about such silly things like what makes a justice... a mad tea-partyhttp://blogs.salon.com/0001429/2003/05/06.html#a153 my links page- May 5, 2003 Well, I have finished my page of links to other blogs. I expect that I will be the main person who uses this page. I will now be able to keep track of my favourite blogs whilst at work. Although I love news aggregators, and am back to liking the Radio Userland news aggregator which I use, it is very interesting to view the actual blog and see all the design changes which bloggers are constantly making. Like everything else in the blogosphere, this link page is a work in progress. It is just a...http://blogs.salon.com/0001429/2003/05/05.html#a152 |