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• Litéra’s Change-Pro Compound Document Comparison Solution Selected by Three Leading Law Firms

  
  Your Story — Authority: 159
  Document Content Lifecycle Management Innovator Continues to See Tremendous Customer Adoption from Law Firms of All Sizes
  8 hours ago

• How To Convert Flickr Metadata to Lightroom And Photoshop Presets

  
  Techie Buzz — Authority: 600
  When you click a photo in this digital age, a lot of information gets saved, it’s not only just the light that you have captured. Almost all digital cameras these days save extra information with your pictures. This extra information gives details about the type of camera used, exposure provided, focal length, white ...
  9 hours ago

• Give Some E-Discovery to the Ninja in Your Life

  
  Gabe's Guide to the e-Discovery Universe — Authority: 134
    As most people know by now, this blog loves good e-discovery marketing.  Today the folks from logik have launched eDDstuff.com , a website where you can pick up all kinds e-discovery products: eDDstuff provides eDiscovery designs and products for everyone. The site is the brainchild of Logikbot, a bot ...
  11 hours ago

• The New York Times and Its 30,000 Tags (You Can Call Them Subject Headings)

  
  ResourceShelf — Authority: 648
  A few weeks ago we posted about a new prototype from the New York Times named “Custom Feeds.” It allows users, for free, to create “custom built” RSS feeds of NY Times content that make use of the actual tags (aka descriptors, subject headings) that humans use when meta-tagging (aka indexing). At the end ...
  2 days ago

• Registration is open for Train to Share Workshop– Metadata Standards and Crosswalks

  
  Library Professional Development — Authority: 423
  via email The Texas Heritage Digitization Initiative announces the third course in its series of Train to Share project workshops, “Metadata Standards and Crosswalks,” available through Amigos Library Services at www.amigos.org . “Metadata Standards and Crosswalks” will explore the following points: *   ...
  2 days ago

• ARIS

  
  IT answers — Authority: 457
  New Question Created by Newkenby
  2 days ago

• Taking Benefit Of Social Bookmarking Internet Sites For Your Home Business

  
  Free Internet Marketing Information — Authority: 157
  Social bookmarking websites are the craze of this day. But what are these sites? How do they operate? And what are the pros and cons of these websites? Not many individuals are sensitive to the responses to these questions. In this piece of writing, we shall discuss in detail about these social bookmarking sites and ...
  4 days ago

• DepoST : what would a repository deposit tool look like for learning materials?

  
  John's JISC CETIS blog — Authority: 98
  The morning sessions a the recent JISCRI deposit tools show and tell meeting in London (DepoST) offered a whirlwind of elevator pitches for the many existing repository deposit tools. Details of the tools from the pitches have been neatly captured by David Flanders on the JISCinvolve blog. ...
  5 days ago

• Learn About and Tryout OpenCalais (a Free Service from Thomson Reuters)

  
  ResourceShelf — Authority: 648
  OpenCalais (OC) is a free service that we first mentioned six months ago and have mentioned several times since. This post from June, 2009 mentions some of the organizations using the service from Thomson Reuters. In a nutshell, OpenCalais uses semantic technology and natural language processing to analyze text ...
  5 days ago

• New Linking Open Data group on CKAN

  
  Open Knowledge Foundation Blog — Authority: 486
  Our Open Data and Semantic Web workshop is coming up next Friday 13th November in London, kindly sponsored by Talis . In preparation for the workshop, we have started a Linking Open Data group on CKAN , our open-source registry of open data, based on the new group feature we announced last week . We ...
  6 days ago

• Notes from the web: Making Standards that Work and a Sordid History of Learning Object Repositories

  
  John's JISC CETIS blog — Authority: 98
  A few quick items of interest form the web this week. Two offer a perspective of the process of making standards (looking at OAI-PMH); another is an interview with Brian Lamb reviewing the history of Learning Object Repositories. Talking to DC [Washington] (Adam Bosworth, Adam Bosworth’s Weblog ) In a post based ...
  6 days ago

• Cataloging Distribution Service of the Library of Congress Releases Cataloger’s Desktop 3.0

  
  ResourceShelf — Authority: 648
  Are you are a cataloger? (This might be of interest.) Do you know a cataloger? (Please share this post.) From the Announcement: Barbara Tillett, chief of the Library’s Policy and Standards Division, said “To help users make the most of the new product enhancements, the Library of Congress staff has been ...
  1 week ago

• Can Twitter Survive What is About to Happen to It?

  
  Minding the Planet — Authority: 460
  I am worried about Twitter. I love it the way it is today. But its about to change big time, and I wonder whether it can survive the transition. Twitter is still relatively small in terms of users,...
  1 week ago

• Presentations from DC-2009: Semantic Interoperability of Linked Data

  
  DigitalKoans — Authority: 479
  Presentations from the DC-2009: Semantic Interoperability of Linked Data conference are now available. Related Posts “RKBExplorer: Repositories, Linked Data and Research Support” OECD: We Need Publishing Standards for Datasets and Data Tables OCLC: A Symposium for Publishers and Librarians ...
  1 week ago

• More Developers to Join OWB Blog

  
  Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB) Weblog — Authority: 113
  David Allans posts have been a major part of making the OWB Blog a must-read for our users. Soon, though, he will be joined by more members of our development staff, who will be bringing you more how-tos and insights into OWB 11.2 features that help you get the most value out of the tool. The first of these should ...
  1 week ago

• Biodiversity Heritage Library viewer experiments

  
  iPhylo — Authority: 108
  In between the chaos that is term-time Ive been playing with ways to view Biodiversity Heritage Library content. The viewer is crude, and likely to go off-line at any moment while I fuss with it, the you can view an example here . This link takes you to a display of BHL item 19513, which is volume 12 of the ...
  1 week ago

• Basket as a writing tool, SCAN as a collector

  
  Freelancing science — Authority: 103
  Basket has been my favourite notetaking software for a long time, until I had switched to mindmaps. Quite recently I’ve discovered another use for it – a writing aid. Basket in one-column mode allows to rearrange your notes just by dragging them up or down (there’re keyboard shortcuts for that as well). When ...
  1 week ago

• The MPEG Open Access Application Format

  
  Stephen's Web ~ OLDaily — Authority: 548
  According to the editors introduction, "The lack of a unified format for digital-content metadata and associated license information is impeding the open access to and dissemination of digital content. The MPEG Open Access Application Format is a new standard from MPEG that standardizes the packaging of digital ...
  1 week ago

• Using Media Browser’s Parental Control Features

  
  Hacking Windows 7 Media Center — Authority: 117
  The latest version of Media Browser , code named “Phoenix”, includes the addition of a parental control option. This much requested feature enables the locking of content of a certain rating and requiring a pin number to be able to view the media. Much like the common cable DVR this is enacted to prevent younger ...
  1 week ago

• Google in 5 years time: an apps company

  
  SMLXL - Engagement Marketing and Communication principles from Alan Moore — Authority: 421
  And Microsoft will reinvent itself through gaming. Even though Eric Schmidt might have a different point of view The reason for this is that the networked society is people powered, and its complex – in fact there is a term called complexity theory. Therefore a granularity is required which google at present ...
  1 week ago

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