Wink’s Michael Tanne On the Future of Tagging
One of the most successful concepts of 2005 was most certainly "tagging".
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One of the most successful concepts of 2005 was most certainly "tagging".
This shift to contextual advertising caused by intelligent software has privacy advocates going squirrelly, particularly because the larger public seems relatively unconcerned. After all, says the public, it's all about the end-user experience, not whether a robot saw my iTunes list or my Gmail inbox and made a suggestion.
So magazine vet Simon Dumenco is saying that blogs are just writing and that he underlying creative/media function remains exactly the same.
An array of technology companies just found out who SoftVault Systems is: a patent holding company that developed digital rights management technology, and the willingness to sue over them.
The field of Information Technology encompasses several specific disciplines, including Web Development, Network Administration, and Database Administration.
Silicon Valley isn't the only place where the Web 2.0 digerati can have fun.