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Everyone realizes that the web is entering a new phase in its development. One indication of this transition is the proliferation of attempts to explain the changes that are occurring.

http://www.cratyle.net/en/2010/03/11/the-webs-third-frontier/

Bravo Patrice - I have contributed a comment to your blog. by pauljacobson Nov 23

Is Google Making Us Stupid? - The Atlantic (July/August 2008) -

"Dave, stop.

http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2008/07/is-google-making-us-stupid/6868/

Google Is Failing More - John Battelle's Searchblog

Paul points it out as a failed dishwasher search.

http://battellemedia.com/archives/2009/12/google_is_failing_more.php

I've been writing a lot about so-called 'content farms' in recent months - companies like Demand Media and Answers.com which create thousands of pieces of content per day and are making a big impact on the Web.

Content Farms: Why Media, Blogs & Google Should Be Worried

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/content_farms_impact.php

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 .

http://scobleizer.com/2008/12/19/why-blogging-comments-suck/

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.

The internet is vast. Bigger than a city, bigger than a country, maybe as big as the universe. It's expanding by the second.

http://kk.org/ct2/2009/06/the-internet-mapping-project.php

Conceptual Trends and Current Topics

Google is improving its service aimed at providing websites with social networking features by making it easier for users with shared interests to connect with one another.

http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2009/11/google-aims-to-connect-users-with-shared-interests.ars

Google aims to "connect" users with shared interests - Ars Techn

Where is the interest graph?

http://scobleizer.com/2009/03/22/scoble-responsible-for-destroying-the-utility-of-the-social-graph/

The other day I was talking with someone who works at Facebook. She and I were having a fun conversation about number of followers and all that.

Robert does not know it yet... but pearltrees IS the interest graph he is looking for by Patrice Mar 27

http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2009/02/the-blogroll-i-want-for-avc.html

Way back when I started this blog (2003), I created a blogroll.

Just 'd like to follow the list

Inventor and tech philosopher Dave Winer Twittered tonight that federation is the hot thing, pointing to a New York Times article about Facebook Connect .

Federate or Aggregate?

hyper-aggregation concept -> a way down pearltrees by Patrice Mar 1

I’m trimming a few of my friends in Facebook.

The Problems With Friends Lists

Pick a Steve « StickyFigure

But there is one question that keeps pecking away at my forehead, and maybe you can help me with it. In fact, ONLY you can help me with it, because it has to do with you .

Visualization of connections and associations is how thinking and learning occur and is the reason why dynamic visualization of Social Networking like PearlTrees will accelerate learning, sharing and creating.

Dynamic Visualization of Social Networking Will Accelerate Learn

twitter.com/nickbilton Atul Arora’s Twitter stream shows a constant flow of breaking technology news links.

‘Controlled Serendipity’ Liberates the Web - Bits Blog - NYTimes

geeks « Searching for the Moon

Only 27% of tweets contain value, says new study - Holy Kaw!

Media 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 multicoaching 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 pauljacobson Mar 3

Curation, whether accidental or intentional, is rapidly becoming the future of media and publishing. by nicolas Mar 6