Andrea Berg auf Platz 2?
16.1.2008
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I came across this post listing the 500 top search engine keywords of the week and discovered german kitschy pop singer Andrea Berg on place
Kategorie: Deutsche Artikel
24 Stunden Dauerbloggen
15.1.2008
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Students of the FH Düsseldorf are trying since 1pm today to do a record in blogging by doing a 24h blogging experiment with 7 students.
Verteilte soziale Netzwerke mit WordPress: DiSo
14.1.2008
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This post explains, what the DiSo project by Chris Messina and Steve Ivy is all about. Just read this or this for an english introduction.
SemanticCamp London, Feb 16/17
10.1.2008
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(deutsche Version unten) Data Portability has some momentum at the moment and as the topic „Semantic Web“ is related (or the more general field) many
Second Life Version 1.19.0: Was kommt?
9.1.2008
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This is mainly a summary of Joshua Bell’s announcement of what will change in the new Second Life Viewer version 1.19.0 which you can read
neue Mitglieder bei der DataPortability.org Group: Facebook, Google und Plaxo!
9.1.2008
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As a surprise Facebook, Google and Plaxo join the DataPortability Group. This is very good news. More about it on TechCrunch. Chris Saad von der
flickr und Yahoo bereiten sich auf OpenID vor!
8.1.2008
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Will flickr and Yahoo soon support OpenID? A discovery by Simon Willison seems to make this likely as he discovered OpenID snippets in the source
In eigener Sache: Ich anderswo
4.1.2008
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I want to share 2 publications with my readers which did interviews with me. The first is the german Second Life Print Magazin SLM in
Podcast: Die Topfshow #4 – Über das alte und das neue Jahr, die Vorratsdatenspeicherung und soziale Netzwerke
4.1.2008
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This is episode #4 of my german podcast where I talk about the old year, the new year, data retention laws in germany and the
10 Wege, die Vorratsdatenspeicherung zu umgehen
3.1.2008
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Since beginning of 2008 Germany has a new law about data retention. Telecommunications Providers now need to store connection data up to 6 months. This