09.05.2010
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetMatt McKeon did a nice visualization of how the Facebook TOS changed since 2005 with regard to privacy. Starting as a really closed social network, it became more and more open and Facebook’s default sharing settings are not always as you’d … Continue reading
21.04.2010
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetToday I came across a cool tool for visualizing co-authorship networks and it’s from Microsoft. Microsoft describes the product as: Microsoft Academic Search is a free academic search engine developed by Microsoft Research Asia, which also serves as a test-bed for … Continue reading
28.02.2010
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetAs you may have noticed the great service Wordle.net is offline. If you want to create cool wordl clouds from your texts you’ll need some other tools in the meanwhile. I created a small list of tools that you can … Continue reading
28.02.2010
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetOne of my favourite web services – Wordle.net – is down because of some weird legal reasons. If you are a laywer specialized in trademark affairs, please help to get Wordle back online. Here is what the Wordle founder says … Continue reading
24.02.2010
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetMaybe you have already seen Recognizr, a TAT prototype of an augmented ID concept. If not here is the pretty stunning video. Can you imagine the great impact on scientific conferences that tool could have? You just talked to someone … Continue reading
13.02.2010
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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TweetThere is a logo competition going on for the 2010 EC-TEL conference in Barcelona. Here is my creation: I took the some (Flickr-CC) pictures of the beautiful city and combined it with the sustainability theme of the conference. The recurring … Continue reading
10.01.2010
by Wolfgang Reinhardt
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Tweet Thanks to a tweet by George Siemens I came across Tim Kastelle’s Blog today. Besides a general recommendation forhis blog, I’d like to point out some posts explicitly that where very inspiring. The post Networks and the Information Glut discusses how “new” … Continue reading