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  1. 2008/03/18 CC and Commons by dirby5
  2. 2008/03/10 CC Korea Conference(K) by dirby5
  3. 2006/08/29 Map-based web applications - [ Map + photo ], and Geotagging by dirby5
  4. 2006/05/11 Google trends by dirby5
  5. 2006/03/20 links for web2.0 by dirby5
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CC and Commons

  • Posted at 2008/03/18 18:29
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I had been to the CC Korea Conference 2008. Prof. Lessig delivered his keynote somewhat slowly, maybe considering the translator and Korean audience. The sessions in business & art track were quite impressive in general. Among them, followings were the best messages for me.
  • CC mixer Korea - freely remix musics
  • loftwork - CCL for designers can make money, from Japan
  • Jon Phillips - Share or Die.
  • Project Randomwalks - Sharing the process and moment of creation
On the other way, people who are taking CCL from a profit-making point of view seemed somewhat limited in their way of thinking.  Some of them seemed that they did not have full understanding of the commons. People tend to act too early and this makes the difference in the end.

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CC Korea Conference(K)

  • Posted at 2008/03/10 18:07
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Creative Commons가 탄생한 지 꽤 오랜시간이 되었고, 이제는 기업쪽에서도 조금씩 그 개념을 이해하기 시작한 것 같다. 다만, 현대 기업의 속성을 고려해 볼 때 Commons라는 자기부정적인 개념에 대한 정확한 이해와 이에 대한 입장 정리 없이 단편적으로 이러한 움직임을 어떻게 (영리적으로) 활용할 것인지에 고민하고 움직이는 수준이라고 볼 수 있을 것 같다.

두 번째인가 세 번째로 서울을 찾는 것 같은 Lessig의 Keynote가 무척 기대되지만,
아쉽게도 업무의 굴레가 너무 강한 날이라서 참석이 어려울 듯 하다....
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Map-based web applications - [ Map + photo ], and Geotagging

  • Posted at 2006/08/29 18:36
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Open Map API is the key enabler of the flourishing applications in the mashup world. One good example is the  combination with photography. Map and photography share common property in that they are representing  aspects of the physical world. Therefore this common attribute drives synergy among them in various forms.

▶ the old one, flickrmap

Similar ones : Mappr, Communitywalk

▶ Now Flickr's launched its own map service.

















Here's a marriage between map and video.

▶ Virtual Video Map





















Recently, there are several approaches to couple the geo-location information with photography at the time of content creation.

▶ Sony's recent GPS data recorder, which can be attatched to digital cameras.















I guess high-end and middle-range digital cameras will be equipped with GPS receiver and the use of related part of exif metadata will be activated soon. Then the geolocation of photos will be automatically matched and mapped online.

Furthermore, with combinations other technologies and business models such as VR, 3D rendering, online photo sharing will provide new era of virtual experience.
And this may be one of the starting point of the blurring of physical and cyber world.

MSR's Photosynth project,


























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Google trends

  • Posted at 2006/05/11 19:25
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According to TechCrunch, Google Trends service has been launched. This is an example of how google is expanding the scope of its value proposition based on its core capability. Here's the feed from TechCrunch.

Google Trendslaunched today. It’s another analysis tool (and a good one), thatallows you to see how often specific search terms are being enteredinto the Google search engine.

Up to five terms can be compared. And you can also view queries thatcontain either or two terms, using a vertical bar “|”. More advancedqueries can be done as well - see the FAQsfor details. Google also puts markers next to major news events thatare about that search query, helping to explain surges. Data can besorted by time, language, geographic location, etc.

In testing it I’m finding it works well for very highly searchedterms, but terms that are very rarely searched show no data at all.Seeing trends on even obscure terms would be useful. Even so, Steve Rubel says Google Trends is “a must-bookmark for every PR person and marketer worldwide.”




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