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here’s some worrisome news: according to this summary of an msn survey , men are talking to search engines more than the women in their lives…”A poll conducted by MSN Search found that search engines are the first port of call for nearly half of men seeking advice. Family are consulted by a third, while [...]

you already know i’m a big-time fan of open source intelligence…so yeah, anyways, i read about this little controversy surrounding the launch of the new terrorism knowledge base - a one-of-a-kind attempt to build a global, public repository of information surrounding terrorist activities, organizations and associated data (main issue seems to be comprehensiveness and reliability [...]

a lotta folks have pinged me about past articles and interviews related to both furl and spurl and the larger world of “advanced bookmarking” (if you’d like to call it that)…or more appropriately, ‘web annotation ‘ - to clarify, these are not original ideas, they’re both simply creative interpretations of older ideas, which in fact [...]

(secret message to RSS readers: i’ve got 9 gmail invites left…going fast…ping me dave@passingnotes.com) is information to blame for the great quietus of divine human interaction? ever wonder just how much new information is created every year by people all over the globe? i was recently turned on to a rather doughty study done at berkeley which examinines this very question…

okay, i finally spent some time taking a look at what clings to the hairy rim of the blogosphere (stupid ass buzzword btw - “blogosphere“)…took a long look at several of the biggest and most popular blogs out there and no longer read any of them…gosh, i can almost feel the cool breeze from a [...]