The Guardian is now using tags to categorize posts on its Observer weblog. This is just the start of mainstream media interest in tagging growing. (Via Matt McAllister)
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» Blog tags instead of categories from Library clips
Check this out: the Observer Blog from Guardian Unlimited (and some other Guardian blogs) are using tags to categorise their blog posts in addition to the traditional categories.
Although the tags aren’t visible underneath each post…you c... [Read More]
» The Guardian gebruikt ook Folksonomies from Hans on Experience
Ook The Guardian gebruikt tagging in haar weblog . Bekijk de Folksonomies Zeitgeist door op de link van The Guardian te klikken. Het plaatje dat je dan krijgt geeft dus de populariteit van een woord a... [Read More]
» The Guardian gebruikt ook Folksonomies from Hans on Experience
Ook The Guardian gebruikt tagging in haar weblog . Bekijk de Folksonomies Zeitgeist door op de link van The Guardian te klikken. Het plaatje dat je dan krijgt geeft dus de populariteit van een woord a... [Read More]
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