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Natural fit for advanced sentiment analysis: opinion mining & automated brand monitoring. Here #Evolve24 + #NStein http://bit.ly/5ITdSK 1:12 PM Nov 25th from bit.ly
RT @seanmcbride: Blogging Vs. Microblogging: Twitter’s Global Growth Flattens, While WordPress’ Picks Up http://ff.im/bZT8s 8:00 AM Nov 25th from web
What is Smart Content? http://bit.ly/6nq85S -> And why text mining/analytics methods are important pieces of the puzzle 7:54 AM Nov 25th from bit.ly
RT @eric_andersen: Impressive! The Lego Matrix scene took 440 hours of work to put together - you better enjoy it! http://j.mp/4o6EBA 7:44 AM Nov 25th from web
Scale Twitter! Scaaale! This clock shows that total number of tweets will soon be > human population http://bit.ly/8JnxMg 9:18 PM Nov 24th from web
@aaranged Taxonomies are not dead, in fact they are more alive than ever. That's why I've said "agile" taxonomies. Still very useful 1:15 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to aaranged
@swaynette Agree. Money and idea OR idea because of Money OR idea and then a lot of money :-) 1:05 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to swaynette
@swaynette I don't know what will happen, but something will change. Changing the rules of the game requires more than money. 7:35 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to swaynette
@eric_andersen We are searching using different engines depending on the task. e.g. Google news has enough sources for some, not for others 7:08 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to eric_andersen
Interesting post: "The Death of Taxonomies, revisited" http://bit.ly/1EsM2a -> The born of "agile" taxonomies 6:37 AM Nov 24th from web
@eric_andersen No, but I don't think that is the point here even if it looks like it. 6:18 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to eric_andersen
Reading: Google Preparing to Launch Chrome Extensions http://bit.ly/6JTDbd 7:57 PM Nov 23rd from web
@doriantaylor Talking about weird ways of getting money: advertising models. Isn't weird? 7:55 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to doriantaylor
Previous posts may suggest that I'm a big fan of Murdoch, I just love to be against the flow 7:21 PM Nov 23rd from web
Readers who arrive via search are predominantly "one-and-done" visitors, not the people advertisers most want http://bit.ly/67FENR 7:16 PM Nov 23rd from web
The entire web advertising pool contains a lot of money. Is it possible that Google is taking too much money out of that pool? 7:09 PM Nov 23rd from web
Content is king, Murdoch knows it, Google knows it. They both get money because of content. No content, no money. 7:00 PM Nov 23rd from web
@doriantaylor just enough evil 6:51 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to doriantaylor
Search engine exclusivity: \by @nytimes "it would be a watershed moment in the history of the Internet" http://bit.ly/4OINVg 6:41 PM Nov 23rd from web
Interesting thing to remember: GOOG Founders Originally Believed Search Should Be Non-Profit http://bit.ly/6TRFql 6:27 PM Nov 23rd from web

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Bio Mathematician at Nstein Technologies. Into text mining, text analytics, collective intelligence, social networks, semantic technologies and number theory.