Posted on May 2, 2008 by digitalassetmanagment
We are what we share
Filed under: Collaborative Tagging, Data Management, Folksonomy, Knowledge Management, Knowledge Organisation, Knowledge Wealth, Metadata, OPML, Social Media, Social tagging, Web2, XMP, metalogging | No Comments »
Posted on May 1, 2008 by digitalassetmanagment
The perils of popularity
I am giving a talk tomorrow at Yahoo Research Labs titled “The perils of popularity“. There has been a lot of excitement about how web-based social systems harness the wisdom of crowds. I want to challenge that notion. I also want to challenge some of Chris Anderson’s assertions about the long tail. [...]
Filed under: Social Media, Social tagging, Taxonomy, Workflows, metalogging | No Comments »
Posted on April 17, 2008 by digitalassetmanagment
Do you love Facebook, or need it?
http://www.cmswatch.com/
Ted Leonsis, the former AOL executive and current owner of the National Hockey League’s Washington Capitals, recently posted a blog entry comparing Facebook’s critical development crossroads to that of AOL. He challenges Facebook to make the hard decision of whether they want their brand to [...]
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Posted on April 10, 2008 by digitalassetmanagment
There are no established practices for setting up social media within most corporations. Those are the findings of Comrade Managing Partner Thelton McMillian in an exclusive study conducted for Marketing Voices. In this podcast, McMillian speaks with Jennifer Jones about the study, which is based on conversations with corporate marketing professionals, and found also that [...]
Filed under: Brand Asset Management, Brand Resource Management, Content Management, Digital Asset Management, Marketing Resource Management, Marketing Technologists, Media Asset Management, Social tagging | Tagged: Social Media | No Comments »
Posted on April 7, 2008 by digitalassetmanagment
Powerset is a Silicon Valley company building a transformative consumer search engine based on natural language processing.
Our unique innovations in search are rooted in breakthrough technologies that take advantage of the structure and nuances of natural language. Using these advanced techniques, Powerset is building a large-scale search engine that breaks the confines of keyword search.
By [...]
Filed under: Folksonomy, Metadata, Ontology, Semantic Web, Social Indexing, Social tagging | Tagged: semantic search | No Comments »
Posted on April 1, 2008 by digitalassetmanagment
What’s new with Google Calendar
Just launched!
Wake yourself up with our new Google Wake Up Kit!
Do you have trouble getting out of bed in the morning? We do, too. In fact this problem became so serious at times that it sometimes resulted in lacklustre attendance at team meetings. To help solve the problem [...]
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Posted on March 27, 2008 by digitalassetmanagment
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Posted on March 11, 2008 by digitalassetmanagment
CMS Watch prediction 2008 No 7
Facebook backlash in the enterprise
Facebook is growing at stratospheric rates, with substantial momentum among professionals in general and media and technology companies in particular, the latter in some cases looking to supplement or replace their Intranets with this exciting (and free) [...]
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Posted on March 11, 2008 by digitalassetmanagment
Smartlogic Semaphore
Semaphore OM (Ontology Manager) is the taxonomy and ontology authoring component of the Semaphore Semantic Middleware platform. Semaphore OM is designed to allow multiple users to create, enhance and browse all types of semantic model, be they:
Lists
Controlled vocabularies
Taxonomies
Thesauri
Ontologies
The Semaphore Ontology server is used to capture specific taxonomies relating to an, some or all aspects [...]
Filed under: Collaborative Tagging, Folksonomy, Geotagging, Ontology, Semantic Web, Social Indexing, Social tagging, Taxonomy | No Comments »