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blogs.gartner.com/mark_driver
Mark Driver ? A member of the Gartner Blog Network
Why Gartner Analysts Research Events Consulting About Sign In Register Mark Driver A member of the Gartner Blog Network Select a Gartner Site Gartner.com Gartner Japan Gartner Accessibility Website « Back to GBN Home RSS twitter Subscribe New Research: A CIO?s Perspective On Open Source by Mark Driver | January 31, 2011 | Comments Off I?ve just published a new research note on a ?CIO?s Perspective On Open Source?. Gartner clients
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library.stmarytx.edu/pgpress/authors/gwyn_mcvay/index.html
Welcome to Pecan Grove Press
Now Available from Pecan Grove Press: Gwyn McVay's Ordinary Beans isbn: 978-1-931247-39-9 $15 ABOUT Gwyn McVay Gwyn McVay is an adjunct professor at Millersville University and the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design, where she teaches English and sociology. She is the author of two chapbooks of poems, Brother Ikon (Inkstone Press) and This Natural History (Pecan Grove Press); she has published extensively in print and online fora, including Ploughshares, Prairie Schooner, Boulevard and
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christopher-parsons.com/blog
Technology, Thoughts, and Trinkets | Touring the digital through type
Technology, Thoughts, and Trinkets Touring the digital through type Skip to content Home Blog Technology Mobile Phones Enhanced Drivers Licenses Privacy Surveillance Geolocation Internet P2P DPI ISPs Blogging Social Networking Copyright Reviews Politics CRTC Social and Political Philosophy DPI Links Blog Posts on DPI DPI-related Bookmarks Deep Packet Inspection Canada Writings Academic (Drafts) Academic (Published/Forthcoming) Public Advocacy Popular Media Summaries and Notes Privacy Policy
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ibiblio.org/fred2.0/wordpress
Fred 2.0 - Cosmos, Taxis, and the Future of Bibiliographic Control
Fred 2.0 Cosmos, Taxis, and the Future of Bibiliographic Control Home About Downloads Nov 29 2010 MADS/RDF ? Some brief comments Posted by ses in Future of Bibliographic Control, LCSH, MADS, Metadata, SKOS, Semantics Jeff Beall reposts some of the discussion on the MODS mailing list on the recently published draft of MADS/RDF. Beall wonders if the proposal, and the initial comments indicate that the entire semantic web effort is doomed. This may be an over-reaction. I spent some time
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koldobarroso.com/blog
Blog « Koldo Barroso
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