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{*style:<b>L’ORGANISATION DE L’INFORMATION </b>*} Puisqu’on parle du Web, et plus particulièrement d’organisation des données sur le Web, essayons de faire simple. Google bénéficie aujourd’hui d’une position quasi hégémonique sur tout le contenu posté sur le Web. Grâce à un moteur de recherche puissant, c’est lui qui classe cette masse d’information : vidéos, musiques, articles… D’autres sites comme Twitter, Facebook permettent également de classer l’information selon les intérêts de chacun mais la recherche s’effectuera surtout grâce à une clé « temporelle », c’est à dire l’information la plus récente (et souvent le dernier buzz).
Interview de Patrice Lamothe – Pearltrees
Welcome, Apple! | OpenStreetMap Foundation
Yesterday Apple launched iPhoto, its photo management app, for the iPad and iPhone… and we’re rather pleased to find they’re the latest to switch to OpenStreetMap. The desktop version of iPhoto, and indeed all of Apple’s iOS apps until now, use Google Maps. The new iPhoto for iOS, however, uses Apple’s own map tiles – made from OpenStreetMap data (outside the US). If you don’t have iPhoto, you can view the maps using this unofficial viewer from Dair Grant or a transparent comparison from Iván Sánchez. The OSM data that Apple is using is rather old (start of April 2010) so don’t expect to see your latest and greatest updates on there. It’s also missing the necessary credit to OpenStreetMap’s contributors; we look forward to working with Apple to get that on there.
Francis Fukuyama: I’d like to begin by asking you about a point you made about there being certain liberal and conservative blind spots about America. What did you mean by that? Peter Thiel: On the surface, one of the debates we have is that people on the Left, especially the Occupy Wall Street movement, focus on income and wealth inequality issues—the 99 percent versus the 1 percent.
A Conversation with Peter Thiel
By Rex Crum , MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — The filing of Facebook’s IPO papers seems to have changed investors’ attitudes about social game maker Zynga Inc. Zynga Zynga shares jumped as much as 20% Thursday following Facebook’s IPO filing.
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Signs of exuberance are everywhere: Tesla roadsters, soaring real estate, overpriced vinegar - and eye-popping valuations for pre-IPO companies like Facebook and Zynga. So why are so many Silicon Valley denizens reluctant to use the B-word? By David A.
Don't call it the next tech bubble - yet - Big Tech
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