Et eksempel er at bogen er Dewey-klassificeret som 301.166 (social science>sociologi) hvor den så har sin unikke hyldeplads på biblioteker i modsætning, mens der ikke er nogen problemer med hyldeplads online, så bogen eksempelvis også kunne findes under internethandel, onlinemarketing strategier o.s.v.
Bogen er meget interessant og tankevækkende. Anbefales hvis man er info-geek (like me) eller bare gerne vil starte det næste Amazon, Google, Wikipedia..
Mine noter fra bogen:
Stables.com har i deres hovedkvarter en prototypeforretning hvor de forsker i "optimal butikslayout" hvor formålet er at få kunden hurtigts og mest ubesværet igennem deres butik.
Foto Krisen. Med digitalkammeraene er mængden af de foto vi tager steget eksplosivt, det er "umuligt" at sortere alle disse i album med sjove, relevante tekster - men det behøver vi vel heller ikke > Flikr.com (225 millioner fotos + 1 million "nye" om dagen.)
Library of Congress modtager ca. 7.000 bøger/dag som skal katalogiseres. Washington Post estimere at der dagligt bliver tilføjet 7 millioner sider til nettet hver eneste dag..
Corbis.com smider deres billeder hulter til bulter.
Det ændre det måde som vores verden er ordnet på og det ændre på hvem der søger for at information bliver tilgængelig.
Mortimer Jerome Adler. Kamp mod alfabetisering (AAAAA Vinduespudsning) Droppede skolen som 14 årig, arbejde på New York Sun, Hooked on Platon.
Find og læs autobiografi . Syntopican
Dmitri Ivanovich Mendelev. Fritænker.
Det er ok med kogebøgers fysiske begrænsninger, når bare vi kan skrive noter i margenen, sette steg over opskrifter vi kan lide og mærke vores favoritopskrifter med bogmærker eller lignende (papaya-lime-chilli opskrift?)
Det er en boghandlers eller biblioteks fysiske begrænsninger der gør at en bog "kun hører til et sted"
"En typisk bohandler har måske 150.000 til 200.000 unikke titler" siger Greg Hurt (Amazon). "Vi sælger flere unikke titler end det om måneden. Flere gange."
Amazon laver en statisktisk analyse af hvad kunderne køber og kan derfor linke til andre bøger som andre kunder der har købt eller søgt på den samme bog eller emne som dig.
Read Jorge Luis Borges´s essag "The Analytic Languages of John Willeens.
Caroles Linnaous. Biologisk bestemmelsessystem -> sex sells.
S. R. Ranganathan. Inder som af økonmiske årsager blev biliotekar. Meccano set -> colon classification = faceted classifiction system, samme principper som i dag bruges af bl.a IBM.
De fem bibliotekslove:
Bøger skal bruges
Hver læser hans/hendes bøger
Hver bog sine læsere
Spar læserens tid og spar bibliotekarens tid
Biblioteket er en voksende virksomhed
Delisious.com. Tagging af hjemmesider så man kan finde dem igen.
Tagsteams, Tagfeeds, Tagsearch sites som technorati.com.
People want to be able to listen or watch programs whenever the want. BBC has been working on clearing the right from programs.
Wikipedia artikler er pakket med hyperlinks.
Skabt af enhver som tager tiden til at tilføje en.
Because users have the wide flexibiblity to order the pieces they want , even and especially in unanticipated ways. This means the miscellaneous enables all of the information to be discovered over time. Multible tags leaves on different branches - findability.
librarythings.com
UPS/EAN/RFID/ISBN Barcodes
ISBN search Amazon analysis sale/reviews
Online Computer Library Center (OCLC)
Thinglinks.org
Digg.com
reddit.com
rollyo.com
tailrnk.com
roja.com
We sneer at them as "postmodern" and assume that its just a bunch of French pseduintulectual gibberish or say "whatever" as a licence to stop thinking.
Wikipedia vs Britanica. Wiki has Zorky.
Jimmy Wales (Wiki) "Im not all that interested in french philosophy". "An article is neutral when people has stopped changing it". Wikipedians.
GMIF ( Google Maps in Flikr)
Quickmaps.com
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Valdu Krebs Social cartography piorneer. Who talked with whom?, work-related problem?, who worked together on a daily basis, who were usual sources of rumors?
The map of those human conections exposed the fruitful mesiness behind the neat official command and control structure. Crusial benefit of enabling and encouraging conversations across the formal lines of authority. Messy crossroads. who works with whom, who talks with whom, who knows whom, who respects whom, who enyojs work, map path of memos, email, instant messages, phone calls, hallway conversations.. Map it all over time.
Tim Berners-Lee inventer of the World Wide Web in his wisdom made sure that the web is a permission free zone.
Anyone can post anything she wants, and anyone can link to anything else without alerting a central register, without anyone saying exacly whre to shelve the new material. So the Web has grown without a plan which is exacly why it has grown like crasy.
Britanica> Micropedia vs. Macropedia.
E-books replacing books? Metainformation. Most read, beach-reading, finished books, reading time, who read this?, what does my city read?
Web would get rid of people in the middle. Book plane tickets without consulting travel agents, buy music without physically thinkling throug the CD cases.
Miscellaneous information is information without borders. Buisness information gets more value when shared. Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz.
It gains even more when innovators can combine it with other data, plotting it on maps etc.
Opportunity for new information based buisness. iTunes, Pandora.com, Last.fm, kayak.com, Travel combines flight, with guides, rent of car/apartment. DPReview, wize.com, dabble.com.
Its how different points of view are negotiated, given context, embroided with passion and interest.
Individuals thinking out loud now have weight, and authority and expertise are losing some of their gravity.
Its how messily you are connected and how thick with meaning are the link. Its how much knowledge you give away.
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