royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 04 2008 | internet, web 2.0, social networking
Quoted: Radar Networks is testing a free, Web-based application, called Twine, that may provide some robotic secretarial help in organizing and retrieving documents.
Twine (twine.com) can scan almost any electronic document for the names of people, places, businesses and many other entities that its algorithms recognize.
Then it does something unusual: it automatically tags or marks all of these items in orange and transfers them to an index on the right side of the screen. This index grows with every document you view, as the program adds subjects that it can recognize or infer from their context.
royleban | Shared With: Everyone - May 31 2008 | Google, internet, APIs, charting, web 2.0, javascriptShareViewed: 1 Time
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royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 10 2008 | internet, google, web 2.0, software development
Quoted: Although it is not yet widely visible to the outside world, some people inside Microsoft are beginning to break that mold.
The Popfly programmers, however, have gone a step further in an effort to design a tool that is intended for a generation of Web users who are familiar with the Internet but are not skilled programmers.
A user might take Popfly and mash up his list of Amazon book recommendations with the Seattle Library book catalog on the Web, he said, and receive a notification when the waiting list for a particular book was down to zero. , soci



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