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| | HAROLD JARCHE DECEMBER 29, 2011 Create, Collaborate Tweet This cartoon, by Hugh Macleod of GapingVoid , pretty well sums up my last few years. We live in a most interesting time in history. | | WEB WORKER DAILY DECEMBER 29, 2011 My resolution: respect the physical world In GigaOM’s third article in our series on New Year’s resolutions from 12 tech leaders, Coffee & Power co-founder Philip Rosedale explains why he wants entrepreneurs to think really, really really big, and way outside the box in 2012. Coffee & Power entrepreneurs Internet Philip Rosedale Second life Web | | | | | | | | | -
PORTALS AND KM | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2011 Can Sentiment Analysis Be Effectively Automated? Listening to the voice of the customer is a major initiative for many companies. Sentiment analysis is a growing component of the tools to assist in this effort. It is getting a lot of hype and there are conferences and events springing up to cover this buzz. Brand awareness is one of the major use cases. MORE >> -
WEB WORKER DAILY | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2011 Goyaka helps Flickr photo fans flock to Facebook Anyone who’s tried to move their Flickr photograph trove over to Facebook finds that it’s not easy. Automating that process so it’s drop-dead simple is what Goyaka Labs, based in Bangalore, India, is trying to do with its fledgling UnifyPhotos service. . Other services like Photosync do not put photos in the Facebook timeline. MORE >> -
INFORMATION LITERACY WEBLOG | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2011 Cfp: Journal of Research on Libraries and Young Adults The (American)Young Adullt Library Services Association's peer-reviewed, open-access journal, the Journal of Research on Libraries and Young Adults , has a call papers for its Spring 2012 issue on the theme of Twenty-First Century Literacies. The issue will feature articles focusing on different twenty-first century literacies. MORE >> -
WEB WORKER DAILY | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2011 Bars beat boardrooms for generating business ideas, survey claims Here on WebWorkerDaily we recently posted on the musings of Harvard Business School professor and partner in FutureWork Forum Jim Ware, who used a recent blog post to urge knowledge workers to shake up their routines and work in a greater variety of spaces. But what sort of spaces might improve your creativity? 24 percent said the office boardroom. MORE >>
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