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Yahoo! Pipes Yahoo! Pipes is a web application from Yahoo! that provides a graphical user interface for building data mashups that aggregate web feeds, web pages, and other services, creating Web-based apps from various sources, and publishing those apps. The application works by enabling users to "pipe" information from different sources and then set up rules for how that content should be modified (for example, filtering). A typical example is New York Times through Flickr,[1] a pipe which takes The New York Times RSS feed and adds a photo from Flickr based on the keywords of each item. History[edit] Yahoo! Purpose[edit] The purpose of Yahoo! Creating and editing a Pipe[edit] To create or edit a pipe, user has to sign up with a Yahoo! The Canvas[edit] Canvas is the main pane where the editing of pipes is done. The Library[edit] The Library is the place where the modules are selected to be dragged on the Canvas. Sources[edit] User Inputs[edit] Operators[edit] URL[edit] String[edit] Date[edit] Location[edit]
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Teehan+Lax - Defining Experience Tools iPhone 6 GUI Template (iOS 8) Our template is available in two formats iPhone GUI Template (iOS 7) iPad GUI Template (iOS 7) Older Tools Open Libraries – "… are signs of life and hope: They are the cornerstone of democracy" Not for the first time, the glut of incoming information threatens to push out useful knowledge into merely a cloud of data. And there’s no doubt that activity streams and linked data are two of the more interesting things to aid research in this onrushing surge of information. In this screen-mediated age, the advantages of deep focus and hyper attention are mixed up like never before, since the advantage accrues to the company who can collect the most data, aggregate it, and repurpose it to willing marketers. N. Does data matter? In use, semantic differentiation gives striking information gains. Since MESUR is pulling information from CalTech and Los Alamos National Laboratory’ SFX link resolver service logs, there’s a immediate relevance filter applied, given the scientists who are doing research in those institutions. Hunch, a web application designed by Caterina Fake, known as co-founder of Flickr, is a new example of machine learning.
Connected Life Head Marco Boerries to Leave Yahoo | Kara Swisher | BoomTown | AllThingsD Yahoo’s top mobile exec, Marco Boerries, is departing Yahoo, according to an internal email obtained by BoomTown that he sent to some staffers on Sunday. I have also confirmed Boerries’s departure with company insiders familiar with the situation. In a post Monday on a management restructuring at Yahoo (YHOO) that new CEO Carol Bartz is likely to unveil to the company this week–sources tell me it is now set to be announced internally tomorrow–I noted that Boerries was one of the more likely high-level execs to go. He has been the EVP for the Connected Device Division at Yahoo for four years, coming to the company in 2005 with the acquisition of VerdiSoft. Nonetheless, many inside Yahoo expected him to go with the changing of leadership recently, after almost two years of turmoil at Yahoo. I wrote: Boerries, a talented but more freewheeling exec under Yang, is another question all together. In his email, Boerries did not mention Bartz, but did indeed mention his personal issues. Team, Marco
Brand Marketing Firm Involver Launches ‘AMP’ Social Media Dashboard Involver, a company that helps both brands and smaller businesses manage their presence on Facebook, Twitter, and other online portals, has launched a new dashboard they’re calling AMP. The dashboard allows brands to aggregate all of their inbound tweets, Facebook comments, and other messages on a single site, and it isn’t just for monitoring incoming content — you can also respond to messages directly from the page. Involver was founded in 2007 and boasts some big brands as clients, including Warner Brothers, American Apparel, Facebook, and Alicia Keys. Involver’s pricing, which includes both the AMP dashboard and its collection of apps, will run in the $1000+/month range for large businesses (scaling upward depending on the number of Facebook/Twitter fans and the number of channels they’re managing). Involver isn’t the first company to offer a social media dashboard — also see offerings from Scout Labs, Hoot Suite, and PeopleBrowsr.