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  • ARCHIVE / January, 2007
  • Turning the pages of literature

    It’s a new service offered by the British Library, consisting on a Shockwave app that lets you flick through the scanned pages of various authors’ works. Not particularly exciting from the technology point of view, but quite amazing if you think that you’re looking at William Blake’s notebook, directly from your home computer… Explore Blake’s […]

    Posted on Jan 26.07 to Cultural Informatics   Comments Off on Turning the pages of literature   

  • Google-map goes down to the humans..

    Google Australia is celebrating Australia Day 2007 by photographing Sydney Harbour from the air, and we want to make sure as many of us as possible squeeze into the picture. So when you see the Google branded plane flying overhead this January 26th, hoist a sign, arrange your family into a fun formation or just […]

    Posted on Jan 24.07 to Just Blogging   Comments Off on Google-map goes down to the humans..   

  • Hand-controlled Wah

    News for all the guitarists and music technology lovers: the Source Audio Hot Hand motion control for guitar effects. An innovative way to control the guitar sound in a theremin-like manner! Amazon lets you buy it for only 300$ now! Watch the video below to see it in action… The Hot Handâ„¢ system is a […]

    Posted on Jan 22.07 to Just Blogging   Comments Off on Hand-controlled Wah   

  • The Internet Classics Archive

    The works in the Internet Classics Archive come from two major sources, an archive of unformatted electronic texts from the Eris Project at Virginia Tech and the Perseus Project from Tufts University. Additional works come from Project Gutenberg and other Internet sites, including James Fieser’s Philosophy Text Collection, part of the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy […]

    Posted on Jan 18.07 to Cultural Informatics   Comments Off on The Internet Classics Archive   

  • Where is Italy?

    It’s not nig news that italy is economically sinking, but this map makes my skin crawl… it compares each american state’s economic output to another country’s GDP. But where is italy? I’m not strong in economy but it doesnt feel good seeing it not in there…

    Posted on Jan 17.07 to Just Blogging   5 Comments   

  • MacFUse – Gmail-gigs on the desktop

    Got this news from here : FUSE stands for Filesystem in USErland, and it provides a generic interface that lets the operating system see virtually anything as a filesystem. Historically, adding new filesystem recognition to an operating system has meant modifying the kernel for each new FS. FUSE, though, provides a single interface that filesystem […]

    Posted on Jan 17.07 to Just Blogging   2 Comments   

  • iChat to MSN – only one IM client please!

    iChat is not the only IM client for mac, but it’s well integrated with the OS, so I always wanted to throw away msn messenger (which i’ve been used for longer) and pass all my old contacts to ichat. I found this blog post which was very very useful in describing how to set up […]

    Posted on Jan 11.07 to Just Blogging   2 Comments   

  • Visiting the DigiLab

    While in the OU library, I noticed the newly created area in the ground floor, the DIgiLab. From the website: Digilab is a showcase for tools, technologies and resources illustrating how today’s technology can nurture tomorrow’s learners. The long term aim will be to provide visitors with guides explaining how engaging interactive materials achieve successful […]

    Posted on Jan 10.07 to Just Blogging   Comments Off on Visiting the DigiLab   

  • Text Encoding Initiative – a historical paper

    I read this interesting paper from Allen Renear, met at SoSornet-06 a few weeks ago in London. Theory and Metatheory in the Development of Text Encoding, Allen Renear, Scholarly Technology Group, Brown University November 3, 1995. I just managed to put my hands on an old working draft, but it seems complete. It’s a seminal […]

    Posted on Jan 05.07 to Cultural Informatics, Just Blogging, Semantic Web   Comments Off on Text Encoding Initiative – a historical paper   

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