Electricity was once new too
A new data memo from Pew Internet & American Life Project looks at barriers to technology use in their report “When technology fails.” According to the press release: 44% of those with home...
View ArticleCreative Commons for Science?
Check out this short video by Jesse Dylan about Science Commons, a Creative Commons sister project encouraging an easier way for scientists to share and distribute upstream data. Science Commons’ goal...
View ArticleJing Goes Pro
Well, it had to happen. With a product as good as Jing, TechSmith is ready to try and make some money off of it. The good news is that the free version is still free. If you don’t know the...
View ArticleFlickr’s Collective Intelligence in Action
Every wonder where the collective intelligence of Flickr might lead? Check out this TED Talk “Blaise Aguera y Arcas: Jaw-dropping Photosynth“. The first part is visually very cool, but make sure...
View ArticleThe AfterWeb
This Time article, Facebook’s Big Move Toward the AfterWeb,  is very interesting.  The Facebook part is interesting enough, however the portion on Adobe Air and the afterweb is relevant for...
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Where is the Splash in Google’s Wave
 I just watched Google Video Presentation on their new experiment call Google Wave.  So with MLA and vacation I hadn’t checked my RSS feeds for awhile so I felt a little behind. This morning I...
View ArticleComputers of the World Unite!
Ever feel contrained by the need to be connected to some server or service on the Web? In this hi-tech hi-speed digital world Mark Funk asked us to Only Connect. Do i really need a middle man to...
View ArticlePrivacy alert: your updates on Facebook are now public by default
Facebook announced this week that that it has begun making status messages, photos and videos visible to the public at large by default instead of being visible only to a user’s approved friends. An...
View ArticleWhat’s Up With All These New Search Engines????
Wolfram|Alpha, Google Squared, now Bing, what’s up with all the new search engines? If you are unsure what all of these search engines are about or just what to know what the differences are, check...
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Cut the Cord: registration for MLA’s Fall Webcast opens September 1st
Interested in current and emerging mobile technologies, mobile device initiatives, useful mobile software applications, & funding options? Tune into Cut the Cord: Connecting to our Mobile Users,...
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