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Image via Wikipedia The vision of Web 3.0, better known as the Semantic Web, is one in which humanity’s search for meaning (not just information) is governed by machine intelligences—and Continue Reading →
I heard about a new browsing applet the other day. Known as Readability, it sucks the main text out of “noisy” web pages and leaves a nice clean sheet of Continue Reading →
Image via Wikipedia I didn’t think when I sat down to write this post that it would end up so long and complicated, but as I reflected on it, I’m Continue Reading →
Although it seems little has been done in the past four years, the OPTE project to render spatial images of the world wide web still seems as fresh today as Continue Reading →
I spend hours learning about technology and dreaming up new ways of making thinking transparent with computers. When I stop long enough to reflect on the number of hours I Continue Reading →
I really enjoyed Marc Presnky’s H. Sapiens Digital: From Digital Immigrants and Digital Natives to Digital Wisdom, which explores all the reasons why digital experience delivers increased capacity to be Continue Reading →