Archive for October, 2009
The Fog of Information
Information overload leads to a specious information
October 26, 2009
Tags: fog, Information, information overload, Knowledge, specious information Posted in: Information management, Knowledge, Mashups 
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The Information Confluence
Listening last week to National Public Radio (NPR) in the U.S., I heard an author of a new book extol the almost supernatural advantages of blogging, Twitter, Facebook, and the rewards of Web 2.0 social networks. The new online access to the information frontier. It was all pretty compelling stuff. The author was an inveterate [...]
October 22, 2009
Tags: blogging, context, data, Facebook, Information, information confluence, Knowledge, social networks, Twitter Posted in: Contextual Data, Information, Knowledge, Semantic Data, Semantic Web 3 Comments
The real-time Web, the veracity of data, and social graphs
ReadWriteWeb has published a very interesting article where they point out that the real-time Web is “a new form of communication” that has increased “the velocity of information within the Web data system by an order of magnitude.” This phenomenon, they point out, “is not unlike how stock and options trading has been conducted for [...]
October 14, 2009
Posted in: Lifestreaming, Real-Time Web No Comments
