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By Dick Weisinger
Metadata is often defined simply as data that describes data. In Content Management applications, metadata refers to structured data that gets attached to unstructured documents to provide methods for consistent organization and for searching the unstructured data. Metadata is often embedded as…
By Dick Weisinger
The Pew Internet and America Life Project Survey reported in December that 28% of Internet users have used Web 2.0 tagging features and 7% use tagging on a daily basis. Tagging or Folksonomy is a method that lets users apply labels to web…
By Dick Weisinger
In the world of Web2.0 the concept of social bookmarking via Tagging has become a very popular way of classifying information. This method of classification is being called folksonomy. Two web sites that have popularized tagging are Flickr and deli.icio.us. This…
By Dick Weisinger
An interesting fight has developed in San Francisco over getting public access to metadata that accompanies any city documents that are released. The city has had a policy of releasing only PDF versions of documents, most of which were originally created…
By Dick Weisinger
Yesterday Adobe announced the availability of version 8 of the Acrobat family of products. In the first signs of integration with the MacroMedia line of products since acquiring MacroMedia in 2005 for $3.4 Billion, Adobe has re-branded the FlashPlayer-based…
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