Continuing our series of international

Continuing our series of international IA blogs: Webblogg.net. I think it's swedish.

# Jun 7, 2002

I halved the amount of

I halved the amount of entries on this page to save some bandwidth...

# Jun 7, 2002

Go and vent your opinions

Go and vent your opinions on the Win XMP interface at Christina's.

# Jun 7, 2002

Amazon's gold box.

Seth Godin ("My name is Peter and I read marketing blogs." - "Hello Peter!") mentioned the new Gold box feature at Amazon.
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There is a little gold box at Amazon, and if you click it you get a few promotions that last only one hour. Very cool: I looked at them all. You then get some seductively labelled buttons:
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Too bad the products weren't very well targeted. If I would have had any interest at all, I would have bought them. What about offering me a discount on a book that's been sitting for months on my wanted list for example?

# Jun 7, 2002

Down to middle-earth?

Andy muses about XFML: "Practical experimentation in existing websites could bring some of the semantic web ideas down to Earth." That is so it.

# Jun 7, 2002

In our series of Spanish

In our series of Spanish weblogs about IA: arquitecturas.bitako.com.

# Jun 7, 2002

IASlash on Self-checkout. Some discussion

IASlash on Self-checkout. Some discussion going on. I saw this for the first time a few months ago, and I like it. It's surprisingly easy to use. I took a picture but something went wrong with the digital camera.

# Jun 7, 2002

XFML version 0.2

XFML specification version 0.2 published today. Some small changes, and some interesting work going on making XFML compatible with Topicmaps and RDF.

# Jun 7, 2002

Looking for a good IA

Looking for a good IA in Saint Louis (USA)?

# Jun 6, 2002

If you've been looking for

If you've been looking for a Spanish language weblog about IA and stuff, look no more: jmarquez.com

# Jun 6, 2002

If you're out of work

If you're out of work and need some stuff on your resume (or just some karma), check out Netaid.org.

# Jun 5, 2002

Mozilla 1.0 released. I really

Mozilla 1.0 released. I really hope it doesn't dissapoint, or droves of developers will turn away forever. If it doesn't, who knows?

# Jun 5, 2002

XFML and RDF

Some interesting work going on on XFML, check the XFML mailing list if you want to find out more. Luis Argerich is doing some great work on RDF serialization of XFML, which will mean compatibility between RDF and XFML.

We plan to finalize the spec in a week or so, and then quickly to release software that can show of some of the funky possibilities of XFML... Stay tuned!

# Jun 5, 2002

New Monster jobsearch interface

The new monster jobsearch interface (link will probably go out of date) is a lot nicer than what they used to have. They obviously learned a lot and looked at what companies like Google are doing.

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# Jun 5, 2002

jill/txt on ethnography: "Did you

jill/txt on ethnography:

"Did you know that ethical guidelines for internet research are mostly inspired by guidelines for medical research that stems out of the N�rnberg trials and the response to the Nazi's horrid medical experiments in concentration camps?"