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February 21, 2005

links for 2005-02-21

• Feld Thoughts: The Me Too Zone
  (categories: blogging business innovation)
• GuruNet, Google get a little closer | Tech News on ZDNet
  (categories: google searchengine)
• Web Standards vs. Search Friendly Sites: Can You Have Both?
  (categories: webstandard searchengine)
• Personal information architecture : Atomiq
  (categories: folksonomy socialsoftware lifehacks philosophy)
• Tools for recording your ideas - from InnovationTools.com
  (categories: ideas lifehacks)
• Emergent Learning: Social Networks and Learning Networks - Stephen Downes
  (categories: essay elearning socialsoftware)
• 'Social media' tools cultivate online community
  (categories: demo socialsoftware)
• The 2005 Business Blogging Awards
  (categories: blogging business)
• News from Demo: With Perspectives, iUpload is making blogging safe for businesses and better for users
  (categories: demo socialsoftware emerging)
• Skype Looks More and More Like a Baby Microsoft
  (categories: p2p microsoft skype)
• Where is social software heading
  (categories: socialsoftware)
• CNN.com - The darlings of the blogosphere
  ben and mena's appearance on CNN
  (categories: sixapart interviews blogging)
• Learning Organizations
  peter senge's theory from fifth discipline
  (categories: business organization management)
• Fast Company | A Problem Shared Is a Problem Solved
  a open source innovation
  (categories: innovation business opensource)
• PhysOrg: How much information is too much information?
  sicientist talked about inforamtion overload.
  (categories: psychology science)
• Diamonds in the Rough at Redmond :: AO
  lili cheng from MSTF's social computing research, and ongoing project
  (categories: interviews microsoft socialsoftware)
• The Way We Live Now: Unintelligent Design - The New York Times
  (categories: science ip innovation)
• Suits: Live by the Blog, Die by the Blog - NYtimes
  (categories: blogging)
• Sunday Interview: As I.T. Goes, So Goes Forrester?
  Interview Forrester research's CEO George F. Colony
  (categories: interview technology)
• Learning CSS
  (categories: css tutorial)

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