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- Real People Don't Have Time for Social Media (source: ReadWriteWeb, 16/04/08) - The Filter (Peter Gabriel) (source: TechCrunch, 20/04/08) Il s’agit d’un moteur de recommandations de musique, films et vidéos sur le web - Hints of iGoogle Turning Into Its Own Social Network (source: TechCrunch, 21/04/08) - Omnisio (source: TechCrunch, 21/04/08) Application pour diffuser les conférences en vidéo - Forrester: Social networking means business, big business (source: CNet News, 21/04/08)

- Amazon Gets Demanding with Print-on-Demand Publishers (source: O'Reilly Radar, 28/03/08) - Facebook Asking for Friend Suggestions (source: ReadWriteWeb, 14/04/08) - Content Is Becoming a Commodity (source: ReadWriteWeb, 14/04/08) - Why Data Portability is Important For Web Personalization (source: ReadWriteWeb, 09/04/08) - Toluu (source: ReadWriteWeb, 28/03/08) Un lecteur de fils RSS, mais pas seulement. Une fois vos flux importés, partagez-les et découvrez d'autres ressources. - When Social Media Content = Great Blog Content (source: SEWB, 15/04/08) - Explaining the Granular Social Network (source: Planet RDF, 15/04/08)

- Blogging meets literary analysis: why people read blogs (source: Ars Technica, 10/04/08) - La Documentation française sur Netvibes (source: Le monde du blog, 02/04/08) - Web 2.5: The emergence of platforms-as-a-service (source: CNET, 08/04/08) - Socialstream, vers une hyperprésence des blogueurs? (source: FredCavazza.net, 06/04/08) - La conversation a-t-elle quitté la blogosphère? (source: InternetActu, 31/03/08) Le buzz autour de Twitter et du micro-blogging s'amplifie de semaine en semaine... - Comment améliorer les moteurs de recommandation? (source: InternetActu, 18/03/08) - I Saw The Future Of Social Networking The Other Day (source: TechCrunch, 09/04/08)

Charbonneau, Olivier (2007), The do it yourself librarian. Delivered at Canadian Library Association (CLA), Atlantic Provinces Library Association (APLA) and Newfoundland and Labrador Library Association (NLLA) National Conference and Trade Show, St-John's, Newfoundland (Canada). (Présentation déposée sur E-LIS) "Blogs, wikis, listservs, forums, social networking and other new exciting technologies provide for unprecedented possibilities for collaboration, preservation and dissemination of information. These have been traditional roles for libraries but now, more and more enthusiasts are developing their own personal corner of the information commons. As the debate on how the “Web 2.0” will impact our profession rages on, some institutions are exploring the possibilities inherent in these technologies. This session presents these concepts through concrete examples and to provide insight on how they can be used to retain patrons, restructure services and regenerate libraries into entities that engage their communities. Conference session given on Friday May 25th 2007 at the Canadian Library Association (CLA), Atlantic Provinces Library Association (APLA) and Newfoundland and Labrador Library Association (NLLA) National Conference and Trade Show in St-John's, Newfoundland (Canada)."

Dans la série "7 things you should know about..." d'Educause, voici celui consacré à Facebook "nouvelle" version: "Since ELI's first brief on Facebook, the social networking site originally developed for college and university students has become available to anyone. It now offers new ways of organizing social networks as well as extensive new features and access to other Web applications. Users can now manage online identities and engage other users much more easily. They also enjoy privacy policies that give them unprecedented control over how their personal information is handled on the site."

Sur Librarian In Black, à propos des réseaux/logiciels sociaux: Amazon, Netflix, Pandora, GPS, wikis, LibraryThing, communautés virtuelles... (notes de la présentation donnée à la conférence annuelle de la California Library Association)