Here is the list for recently published texts and articles, readings in the next few days for those who are curious and want to entertain their grey cells: European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA) Media Anthropology Network is discussing working papers about socio-cultural aspects of media technology uses within the …
Category: Science
Ignore All the Rules: Wikipedia – 2 million articles
After annual Wikimania – International Wikimedia conference in Taipei, two interesting articles/readings (New York Times): interview with Jimbo Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia, and the other on presentations, panels, discussions during the conference.
Netvibes Facebook Widget
The new Netvibes Facebook Widget allow users to access Facebook info page on Netvibes, as well as to view your Facebook notifications and friends. It’s very easy: just add your Facebook account to Netvibes and the widget appears with window that shows direct links to your profile, friends, and networks. …
Finally Babylon Virtual Library!
Today via we could find out the Open Library has very interesting and ambitious project to create the world online catalogue of every book in every language ever published. Aaron Swartz, leader of the technical team working on Open Library, suggests that every book ever published needs a single authoritative …
Pedagogical Faultlines
International workshop on Alternatives in Education will take place in Amsterdam, this September (21 and 22 September 2007). Organizers wanted to connect this 2-day event with the conference in Berlin [http://summit.kein.org/] held begin of June. Pedagogical Faultlines, Organized by Waag Institute, this conference is meant for advanced people from …
Open science and knowledge: save the Serbian science blog!
“Blogs would have been a great medium for interaction, publishing, communication and collaboration in science, a good place for showcasing Serbian scientific achievement, which has been in the shade lately.” More at Global Voices Online, read what the world blogosphere is talking about, the latest contribution I wrote.
Happy birthday Tesla!
With a day of delay, good reasons on the way- on 10th July, 151 years ago, genius Nikola Tesla was born. Not only for the science, IT revolution, Web, but for the human kind. And much more.