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- #goodpitch do love a well researched event. With bonus pingpong. 1 hr ago
- Statement on The future of NHS National Programme for IT http://ow.ly/2BF3B (via @Caledebois) 1 day ago
- It's #opentech on Saturday http://www.ukuug.org/events/opentech2010/ 1 day ago
- Can you help make http://meetthecommunities.helpfultechnology.com/ happen? Venue needed, October (via @lesteph) 1 day ago
- Tim Biscoe: A case for basic research (pdf) http://bit.ly/cbNAdw 1 day ago
- Vince Cable - Science, Research and Innovation Speech http://bit.ly/9VGkuH 1 day ago
- Nature http://bit.ly/d9xIgu and Austin Elliott http://bit.ly/bNyZ0G on Vince Cable and scientific research.(via @Maxine_Clarke) 1 day ago
- BioMed Central drafts position statement on open data http://bit.ly/cTLgAK Please comment. (via @mfenner) 1 day ago
- Plos: B Vitamins Slow the Rate of Accelerated Brain Atrophy in Mild Cognitive Impairment: A Randomized Controlled Trial http://bit.ly/dsyNKZ 1 day ago
- How can health data be used to solve problems and make decisions? http://ow.ly/2AXzr Join a Live Q & A on 8th Oct #opendata (via @NHSlocal) 2 days ago
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Tag Archives: Google
Reading, libraries, eBooks
Guardian: the battle of Britain’s libraries. New Birmingham library features Like public parks, libraries are particularly valuable in capitalist cityscapes, where you are incessantly encouraged to keep moving, keep spending – and don’t even think about doing anything economically unproductive. (Figures released by the Valuation Office Agency last month showed that since 1997 there has [...]
Posted in publishing, reading Also tagged Ebooks, Internet Archive, libraries, Popular Science, Wiley, Worldcat Comments closed
Data visualisation
Google’s Public Data Explorer The Google Public Data Explorer makes large datasets easy to explore, visualize and communicate. As the charts and maps animate over time, the changes in the world become easier to understand. You don’t have to be a data expert to navigate between different views, make your own comparisons, and share your [...]
Google in higher education
Paul Canning reports News that Portsmouth Uni has moved all of its students into the cloud with free, multi-lingual access to an advertising free version of Google Apps, including webmail with 7gb capacity, online documents, spreadsheets and calendars, chat and collaboration and site building functions.A win-win in the cloud for UK Public Sector? We’re going [...]
August #2
Downloading Annual University of Hertfordshire survey on music consumption. Two views: Trade body UK Music, who fund the survey “Music consumption in 14-24 year olds is complex, latest survey reveals” UK Music Torrentfreak “14-24 year olds pirate 8,000 music tracks each” Torrentfreak Digital Britain Programme for the delivery of actions in the DB White [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged Audio 2009, Creative Commons, Digital Britain, Facebook, Friendfeed, Google books, mapping, NESTA, OFCOM, open access, P2P, university, URL shortening Comments closed
July #4
Free Malcolm Gladwell eviscerates Chris Anderson’s Free. Saving you time as well as money bit.ly OFCOM Consultation to reform the rules around commercial radio & local content tr.im Consultation on liberalising the rules concerning ownership of local media tr.im Newsgator, Google and RSS Newsgator: option of paid-for ad-free desktop readers. Synch via Google. [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged Blackboard, Chris Anderson, Copyright, defamation, Digital Britain, filesharing, Free, journalism, libel, Newsgator, newspapers, OFCOM, RSS reader, Simon Singh, Tennenbaum, twitter, YouTube Comments closed
Google Wave
A roundup of first reactions Read Write Web: Google Wave hands-on http://bit.ly/mh4cv Preview video http://wave.google.com/ Cameron Neylon on Wave and Open Science http://bit.ly/rQnoI Jeff Jarvis on Wave and News http://bit.ly/1aApdj Google Wave Drips With Ambition. A New Communication Platform For A New Web.www.techcrunch.com
Links to 4th June
Democracy, EU EU elections: how to vote? What do the parties stand for? A tool which helps you decide from Unlock Democracy www.votematch.co.uk Open Rights Group survey: Do your MEP candidates care about digital rights? www.openrightsgroup.org Open Rights Group: MEP survey results and contact info euelection.openrightsgroup.org Democracy, UK UK Hansard survey: how do you use the net [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged Arc90, Copyright, democracy, Digital Britain, EU elections, Freedom of Information Act, Hansard, Internet radio, MCPS-PRS, MEP, privacy, twitter, Write To Reply Comments closed
Google in April