In the reconstitution of this blog and indeed the exercise of porting out from Drupal to Word Press I gave some thought to the (age old) issue of content duplication and what we have come to know and love as ‘canonical URLs’. To give a really simple explanation, search engines can resolve multiple URLs to the same actual content page e.g. stevenimmons.org, www.stevenimmons.org, stevenimmons.org/index.php (and so on)… ..Continue reading..
Zemanta’s tag line is “Improve the way you blog & write e-mails” and having used firstly Drupal add-ons and subsequently ‘out of the box’ Word Press functionality I would certainly endorse its usefulness. If you’ve not tried Zemanta it essentially presents useful pictures, snippets etc. relevant to the context of the article being composed. It also does some of the hard work in terms of highlighting what might be ‘fair use’, an example being pictures on Flickr under Creative Commons. In other words it does real time searching, suggesting content for inclusion in articles and a degree of filtering as to what might be appropriate to utilise.
Now step inside the firewall to Enterprise 2.0 land and consider the following: ..Continue reading..
Well, September 2009, Technology Mashup first came into being in early 2008. Lots of experimentation in Social Media has resulted, and 3 months ago I decided to take down both my stevenimmons.org and subdomain blog(blog.stevenimmons.org) for some well needed restructuring. ..Continue reading..
