In my latest Bates InfoTip Newsletter, I look at Yahoo Correlator, a Sandbox experiment that does some interesting information presentation. It's limited to Wikipedia content (aren't all cool experiments?), and I've found it to be useful for getting my brain about the variety of aspects of a concept.
Recent Posts
- Good article on SiloBreaker; I
- A Conference Manifesto
- Replacing BUT with AND
- Another use for Wikipedia
- Thoughts from CIL conference on client relations
- Erin Callan, the former CFO
- Some additional thoughts on the
- MEB's 123s - Top 10 tips for successful surveys
- Has handwriting become obsolete?
- The bookless library - quelle horreur
My Other Accounts
What I'm reading
- 43 Folders
- Alt Search Engines
- Boing Boing
- Cindy Shamel's newsletter of search tips and information industry news
- Cybrarian Outpost
- FUMSI
- How to Change the World
- Indexed
- Infonista - on being an info-entrepreneur
- Jon Carroll's column
- Lifehacker
- Live Search blog
- MarcyPhelps.com
- Official Google Blog
- Phil Bradley's blog
- Phil Bradley's weblog
- ResearchBuzz
- ResourceShelf
- The Enchanted Porkfist
- The Shifted Librarian
- Verna Wilder's blog
- Yahoo! Search Blog
- Zen Habits
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September 20, 2010
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