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Congratulations, Mark! Copyright-sharing group delves into science | CNET News.com Creative Commons, a nonprofit group aimed at carving out ways to share creative works, is expanding from the realm of copyright into patents and scientific publishing. The Stanford, Calif.-based organization said Wednesday that it hired former CommerceNet executive Mark Resch as its new chief executive […]
Rohit will be attending W3C 10 on December 1… Speakers and panelists will discuss the history of the Web, W3C’s central role in the Web’s development, and their visions of the Web’s future. The program is built on two themes: The world of W3C is leading the Web to its full potential. W3C is the […]
Fine is a former student of Ledyard’s, who also Hanson’s advisor. Research at HP Labs : Information Dynamics Lab : Papers : Eliminating Public Knowledge Biases in Small Group Predictions Kevin Lai, Bernardo A. Huberman, Leslie R. Fine HP Laboratories Palo Alto, CA 94304 Abstract P2P clusters like the Grid and PlanetLab enable in principle […]
Tony Gentile pointed eBay’s move to release pricing data as a Web service: eBay announced the availability of Pulse, a tool that aggregates bids to provide up-to-the-minute (and historical) values for goods (and some services). Yes, that’s right… eBay, who, unlike your local newspaper, has transactions that clear (i.e., you know that the item was […]
John Battelle writes in his piece, “The Transparent (Shopping) Society”: First, the entire UPC system, which I must admit I do not fully grok, must be made open and available as a web service. Second, merchants must be compelled to make their inventory open and available to web services. Third, mobile device makers must install […]
Architecture of the World Wide Web, First Edition was released as a W3C Proposed Recommendation on 5 November 2004.
kwc blog: Forum: Google: Google allows weirdos to advertise to weirdos (e.g. Monkey hats and Bird poop ads)
We welcome Joyce to CommerceNet Labs; in the coming months, she’ll be working with us on projects such as zClassifieds and declassifieds and other fun things to do with ad networks…
We’ll be not posting for several days so we can complete our paper about Nutch for submission to WWW 2005…
Bettors for Bush – Political futures markets claim they’re more accurate than opinion polls. So, how’d they do yesterday? By Daniel Gross Bettors for Bush Political futures markets claim they’re more accurate than opinion polls. So, how’d they do yesterday? By Daniel Gross Posted Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2004, at 12:15 PM PT The exit polls […]