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Twitter has taken its Tweetdeck app offline after an apparent bug has possibly given some Tweetdeck users access to others' accounts. Via Gust MEES No comment yet.
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Do you know what happens in one minute on the Internet? In just one minute, more than 204 million emails are sent. Amazon rings... Via Mark Oehlert
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Les premiers jeux de données mis à disposition concernent principalement des données liées aux déplacements (contre sens cyclistes, garage à vélo, bus et tram, places de stationnement pour handicapés…) et à la gestion des déchets (PAV). Mais il devrait aussi y avoir des informations sur les horaires d’ouverture des services publics, les limites de code postal, bureaux de vote, canton et circonscriptions législatives. Via Pascale Bouton
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Premiers retours d'expériences sur les paywalls aux Etats-Unis pour les médias. Via Agence Modedemploi
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How the web gives us what we want to see, and that's not necessarily a good thing. Via catspyjamasnz 
Heiko Idensen's curator insight,
January 27, 2013 5:29 AM
update ... out of a Diskussion in the #mmc13 mooc: ... a discussion on quora: http://www.quora.com/Where-is-curation-going-Is-The-Filter-Bubble-right on slideshare the ted talk We are FIlter-bubbles & Create Our Own Bubbles
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Robin Good: Qubo.me is a new and very simple link collecting and curation tool. It allows you to easily create any number of pinterest-like boards in which you can collect-organize the URLs and thumbnail image of specific web sites.
Qubo is free.
(Qubo.me is the fruit of the ingenious mind Johnnie Maneiro, a young guy with lots of good ideas and talent for executing them. Check him out at: http://clapps.me )
Try out Qubo.me here: http://qubo.me/ ; Via Robin Good
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"How can we use digital media so that they help us become empowered participants rather than passive consumers? In Net Smart, I show how to use social media intelligently, humanely, and, above all, mindfully. Download the table of contents (PDF) here. Mindful use of digital media means thinking about what we are doing, cultivating an ongoing inner inquiry into how we want to spend our time. I outline five fundamental digital literacies, online skills that will help us do this: attention, participation, collaboration, critical consumption of information (or "crap detection"), and network smarts. I explain how attention works, and how we can use our attention to focus on the tiny relevant portion of the incoming tsunami of information. I describe the quality of participation that empowers the best of the bloggers, netizens, tweeters, and other online community participants; I examine how successful online collaborative enterprises contribute new knowledge to the world in new ways; and I present a lesson on networks and network building. There is a bigger social issue at work in digital literacy, one that goes beyond personal empowerment. If we combine our efforts wisely, it could produce a more thoughtful society: countless small acts like publishing a Web page or sharing a link could add up to a public good that enriches everybody." Via Howard Rheingold
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Fantastic Visual Search Engine and much more
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Allociné annonce l'arrêt de sa chaine de télévision diffusée sur ADSL et dément que son actionnaire, le fonds d'investissement américain Tiger Global, ait engagé un processus de vente.
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Pretty impressed with the Wikipedia article on "new literacies" http://t.co/uZtOYHi5... Via anna smith
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«Distance is dead. Time zones are not. Millions of knowledge workers coordinate daily with partners around the globe, yet nearly all overlook the myriad ways that time zones affect their productivity. In I'm Working While They're Sleeping veteran American University researchers Erran Carmel and J. Alberto Espinosa distill more than a decade of research to address time zone challenges in practical terms. The authors offer case studies, stories from global corporations, and recommendations you can immediately put to use.»
#fts12 Conference Close and Wrap Up Moderated by Professor Terry Anderson, Erran Carmel, author of I'm Working While They're Sleeping: Time Zone Separation Challenges and Solutions, will share with us what 48 hours of knowledge sharing means for the future! Via elearning hoje |
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Dropbox permet de synchroniser ses fichiers et dossiers entre plusieurs ordinateurs et les récupérer en cas de crash à tout moment. Via Freewares&Tutos
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If you've seen one Web-based collaboration tool, you've seen 'em all, right? That was my thinking, until I started seriously looking at Trello a few weeks ago. Trello ... Via Sam Gliksman
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Twittez en direct : Couvrir un événement en temps réel à l’aide de l’outil Twitter... Via Shona Whyte
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Est-il possible de mesurer ce qu’il en coûte à une entreprise, une institution ou un organisme lorsque l’information qu’elle acquiert de l’externe ou créé à l'interne est... Via Olivier Belin
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Search traffic in the U.S. has increased 68% since 2008.
The tussle for U.S. search dominance over the last few years has been interesting. Google has eaten Yahoo’s lunch for the better part of a decade, but Microsoft’s Bing engine, released in 2009, has crept steadily upward.
While it serves nowhere near the volume Google does, it’s interesting to see their parallel trajectories while competitors trend downward.
Statista - http://bit.ly/H253c7 - have compiled search data from 2008 to the present, and tell the story of search query explosion and yearly trends.
Here's a look at how the major engines fared over the last few years.
Original post by Matt Silverman - http://bit.ly/yi5xEd ; Via maxOz
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VerticalSet est un nouveau moteur de recherche qui cherche à se procurer une place sous le soleil de la recherche parmi les géants qui ont monopolisé le domaine de la recherche web.
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Have you started seeing images in online reCAPTCHAs that look suspiciously like house numbers pulled from Google Street View? Well, as it turns out, that’s exactly what they are. Via txwikinger
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Cette présentation de l’offre de logiciels et de l’offre de plateformes pour mettre en ligne une bibliothèque numérique reprend le contenu de l’ouvrage : Via David Vergnon
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Le service Box, concurrent direct de Dropbox dans la lutte au leadership de l'offre de sauvegarde et de partage de données dans le cloud, vient de reveler sur son blog de nouvelles fonctions. Via Sylvia Crozemarie
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Le succès des sites Deezer et Spotify fait des émules dans la filière de l’édition numérique. En effet, depuis le 9 mars 2012, le site Youboox propose à ses utilisateurs de consulter gratuitement plus d’un millier d’ebooks en streaming depuis leur navigateur Internet ou leur iPad, de manière totalement gratuite et illimitée.
Appliquant une devise selon laquelle « il n’est plus nécessaire d’être propriétaire d’un bien culturel pour en profiter quand on veut et où on veut », cette start-up française s’inspire clairement du modèle économique adopté par les sites proposant des jeux sociaux ou de la musique en streaming, plus connu sous le nom de « freemium ». L’utilisateur dispose ainsi du choix entre deux formules : soit avoir une offre en ligne gratuite mais soumise à de la publicité, soit payer un abonnement mensuel de 9,99 € et disposer de services supplémentaires.
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Welcome to Sputtr.
A refreshingly clean way to search the things that matter the most.
You will save valuable time by having all the right searches on just one page.
Some of the best things about Sputtr are that it is...:
*fully customizable... *build your own *search homepage! *fast... *your search results: visually appealing and easy on the eyes.
That's Sputtr. Your search, your way!
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New products from Google and Adobe aim to get marketers beyond "vanity metrics" like followers and likes. But how effective are they? |
