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Category Archives: Social Software
Writing With Photos
So, it’s possible to spell words with Flickr photos, eh? Kastner‘s created a little gizmo to do just this from the photos of Flickr’s countless users. » Respell Dharmasphere, or… Spell your own: (on Kastner’s Flickrtext site) (Refresh the resulting … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Language, Photos 2 Comments
Last.fm Music Radio Station
Image by A is for Angie <Wow> I’ve just discovered last.fm and audioscrobbler – two related websites that track what music you’re listening to and let others hear that music, through an internet radio broadcast. Here is some music I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Music 2 Comments
Images From The World
So, I finally got around to getting into Flickr.com. I first heard about this collective global photo community quite some time ago, but hadn’t delved into it until now. I’ve uploaded some of my recent photos and artwork based on … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Illustration, Photos 1 Comment
Video Blogging Tools
Image by Doctor Paradox Previously (here and here), the subject of creating and broadcasting videos came up. So, for the benefit of anyone who is interested in making short videos (anything from 20 seconds long) and publishing them for all … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Film 4 Comments
Google a Gonna?
www.grokker.com is a search engine that displays the results of your information requests in a very interesting way… In his excellent blog Semiologic, Denis de Bernard’s recent posting claims that Grokking ‘..is times more powerful that anything Google’s pathetically outperformed … Continue reading
Posted in Mapping, Social Software 2 Comments
