New on LLRX.com: Navigating the Enterprise 2.0 Highway
Navigating the Enterprise 2.0 Highway: Heather Colman provides an overview of Hicks Morley’s implementation of ThoughtFarmer, an Enterprise 2.0/wiki style intranet platform, one year ago. Despite a few...
View ArticleOpenCongress Project Launches Project RaceTracker
“The RaceTracker project on the OpenCongress wiki tracks every election for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and state governor. RaceTracker is a free, open-source, fully-referenced, and...
View ArticleWeb 2.0 Collaboration: Tools for the Next Generation of Public Service
Web 2.0 Collaboration Tools for the Next Generation of Public Service – Driving high performance through more engaging, accountable and citizen-focused service “Web 2.0 technologies and services have...
View ArticleDoD Web 2.0 Guidance Forum
DoD Web 2.0 Guidance Forum – Value of Web 2.0 Capabilities: “In examining how the Department of Defense should take maximal advantage of Web 2.0 capabilities (including social networking services,...
View ArticleThe Application Usage and Risk Report – An Analysis of End User Application...
The Application Usage and Risk Report – An Analysis of End User Application Trends in the Enterprise, Fall Edition 2009, Palo Alto Networks: “Social networking, blogging/microblogging, cloud-based...
View ArticleNew Yorker: Julian Assange and WikiLeak's mission for total transparency
No Secrets, by Raffi Khatchadourian: “[Julian Paul] Assange is an international trafficker, of sorts. He and his colleagues collect documents and imagery that governments and other institutions regard...
View ArticleLeaks of National Security Documents to Media Focus of Government Prosecution
Follow up to New Yorker: Julian Assange and WikiLeak’s mission for total transparency news from two sources on converging aspects of leaking national security data via MSM and alternative news outlets....
View ArticleNational Archives Announces Launch of New "Our Archives" Wiki
“The National Archives announces the launch today of its first public wiki called Our Archives on Wikispaces located at: http://www.ourarchives.wikispaces.net. Our Archives provides a collaborative...
View ArticleGSA's Apps.gov Offers Info and Links to Free Social Media Applications for...
Via GSA’s Apps.gov: “Social media apps make it easier to create and distribute content and discuss the things we care about and help us get the job done. Social media includes various online technology...
View ArticleOpenStreetMap -The Free Wiki World Map
Wikimedia – “Previous versions of our application used Google Maps for the nearby view. This has now been replaced with OpenStreetMap – an open and free source of Map Data that has been referred to as...
View ArticleCommentary – The Decline of Wikipedia
Tom Simonite – MIT Technology Review: “The sixth most widely used website in the world is not run anything like the others in the top 10. It is not operated by a sophisticated corporation but by a...
View ArticleNew York Review of Books – The fast pace of change on the information...
Are We Puppets in a Wired World? - Sue Halpern highlights new books on a range of issues including privacy, big data, social media and predictive analysis in relationship to e-commerce. “In the first...
View ArticleEC – Businesses raise their internet profile by using social media
“This article presents recent statistics on the use of social media by enterprises in the European Union (EU) as part of their strategy for integrating information and communication technologies (ICT)...
View ArticleOpenCongress Project Launches Project RaceTracker
“The RaceTracker project on the OpenCongress wiki tracks every election for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and state governor. RaceTracker is a free, open-source, fully-referenced, and...
View ArticleWeb 2.0 Collaboration: Tools for the Next Generation of Public Service
Web 2.0 Collaboration Tools for the Next Generation of Public Service – Driving high performance through more engaging, accountable and citizen-focused service “Web 2.0 technologies and services have...
View ArticleNew on LLRX – Creating Information Literacy and a critical guide for using...
Via LLRX Creating the Information Literate Warrior: Step 6 to Information Literacy – In his part of her ongoing series, Lorette Weldon concentrates on successful methods for developing needed tools...
View ArticleNew on LLRX – Student Research Resources on the Internet 2016
Via LLRX.com – Student Research Resources on the Internet 2016 – Marcus Zillman’s comprehensive, actionable guide provides links to hundreds of resources that assist students of all ages to leverage...
View ArticleWikipedia at 15: Millions of readers in scores of languages
Pew Factank: “Wikipedia turn[ed] 15 on Friday [January 15, 2016]. A key element in its creators’ vision of a user-generated online encyclopedia was to make it a repository of information serving...
View ArticleNew on LLRX – 6 lessons from sharing humanitarian data
Via LLRX.com – 6 lessons from sharing humanitarian data – This is Francis Irving’s concise and focused overview of best practices used by the Humanitarian Data Exchange (HDX), a data hub created by the...
View ArticleFrom Freebase to Wikidata: The Great Migration
“Collaborative knowledge bases that make their data freely available in a machine-readable form are central for the data strategy of many projects and organizations. The two major collaborative...
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