Archive for the tag "social media"
Personal Content Capitalism
I’ve been hearing less and less about Google+ lately, the social network launched by the search giant over the summer. I can’t comment on its functionality because I haven’t tried it; while I’m interested, I’ve got a couple of big projects going on and don’t have the bandwidth right now for an additional flavor of [...]
Posted: 8 September, 2011 in Google, Information Ethics, Privacy.
Tags: Facebook, social media
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Social Hacking at the Library
I’m always interested to read about ideas that folks outside of librarianship have about libraries. The other day my partner forwarded me a tweet from tech publisher Tim O’Reilly: Interesting note about an MIT professor who “hacked” (socially) the library as a way of recruiting interesting students http://bit.ly/k4qzrl O’Reilly links to Harvard’s Library Innovation Lab [...]
Posted: 22 June, 2011 in Information Ethics, Innovation, Libraries and Community.
Tags: databases, library catalogs, library resources, social media, social networking
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