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Is Google Making Us Stupid? - The Atlantic (July/August 2008) -
Illustration by Guy Billout "Dave, stop. Stop, will you?Content Farms: Why Media, Blogs & Google Should Be Worried
Beyond content lists
The other day, Gary Shapiro, the guy who runs the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, dropped by and left a comment here .The tale of 20 likes
I care about news. It’s why I love talking with Gabe Rivera, the guy who makes TechMeme and a bunch of similar sites, like I did in Paris France at the recent LeWeb Conference.Conceptual Trends and Current Topics
Google aims to "connect" users with shared interests - Ars Techn
Where is the interest graph?
Robert does not know it yet... but pearltrees IS the interest graph he is looking for by Mar 27
Federate or Aggregate?
hyper-aggregation concept -> a way down pearltrees by Mar 1
The Problems With Friends Lists
Pick a Steve « StickyFigure
December 11, 2009 by Steve Woodruff I’ve been at this digital social networking thing for 3 1/2 years or so now, and it’s been a great (and educational) journey!Dynamic Visualization of Social Networking Will Accelerate Learn
‘Controlled Serendipity’ Liberates the Web - Bits Blog - NYTimes
geeks « Searching for the Moon
originally posted to my Google+ account – reposting here for posterityMedia Curation Is Now Consumer-Generated
Paul:
I have three words for this pearl: Learn, Like and Share.
Later I will had more details. Thanks.. by Mar 4
Thanks for this site. As an educator, content creation is prohibitively expensive and starts to become obsolete as soon as it's published. The curation process is a definite solution (and resources are so easy to find). Learning takes on a research pattern that may be daunting to students who expect rote learning; but is now necessary in a world of emergent complexity. by Mar 3
Curation, whether accidental or intentional, is rapidly becoming the future of media and publishing. by Mar 6
Web editors community
Right on, Patrice! You are a champion. I love what you are doing and the velocity of this trajectory. Let's reform education NOW. by Mar 3

