BibSonomy bookmarks for /tag/Bloghttp://www.bibsonomy.org/rss/tag/BlogBibSonomy RSS Feed for /tag/BlogWikis in Organizationshttp://www.kinf.wiai.uni-bamberg.de/WiOblog/brightbyte2008-10-12T09:31:23+02:00visualization social-networks communication wiki blog research The FRBR Bloghttp://www.frbr.org/georgemacgregor2008-10-10T16:01:38+02:00FRBR Metadata blog Lorcan Dempsey's webloghttp://orweblog.oclc.org/georgemacgregor2008-10-10T15:13:55+02:00blog OCLC Informercialisationhttp://informercialisation.blogspot.com/georgemacgregor2008-10-10T10:35:20+02:00blog Librarian Avengers: Why you should worship librarianshttp://librarianavengers.org/georgemacgregor2008-10-10T10:34:18+02:00blog Information Strategy Group, LJMUhttp://ljmuinfostrategy.blogspot.com/georgemacgregor2008-10-09T13:27:05+02:00LJMU blog 025.431: The Dewey bloghttp://ddc.typepad.com/georgemacgregor2008-10-09T13:20:18+02:00DDC blog KOS Origins of "Blog" and "Blogger""Blog" is of course a contraction of "weblog," generally agreed to have
been invented by Jorn Barger as a name for his Robot Wisdom web site in
December 1997. The earliest use seems to have been by Peter Merholz,
who wrote in a sidebar on the home page of his weblog, Peterme.com, "For
What It's Worth: I've decided to pronounce the word "weblog" as wee'-
blog. Or "blog" for short." An archive of his historic mot juste is at
http://web.archive.org/web/19991013021124/http://peterme.com/index.html.
Current historical records do not permit an exact dating, but it clearly
was not before April 28, 1999, when the Wayback Machine shows that the
sidebar was not yet present, and not after May 23, 1999, when there was
a reference to it on Bradlands.com.
Merholz's passing remark probably would have produced few ripples, but
for Pyra Labs, which chose to refer to weblogs as "blogs" and to name
their own product "blogger." The domain name blogger.com was registered
on June 22, 1999, probably the first public use of the word. According
to Meg Hourihan, an insider at Pyra Labs whose email is reproduced
below, it was Evan Williams who devised the name "blogger."
http://listserv.linguistlist.org/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0804C&L=ADS-L&P=R16795&I=-3marius3004822008-10-08T13:51:24+02:00Weblog Blogger web2.0 Geschichte_Blogs Arbeit_Was-sind-Blogs Bezeichnung Benennung Begriff Blog "Blog" is of course a contraction of "weblog," generally agreed to have
been invented by Jorn Barger as a name for his Robot Wisdom web site in
December <span class="info">...<span>"Blog" is of course a contraction of "weblog," generally agreed to have
been invented by Jorn Barger as a name for his Robot Wisdom web site in
December 1997. The earliest use seems to have been by Peter Merholz,
who wrote in a sidebar on the home page of his weblog, Peterme.com, "For
What It's Worth: I've decided to pronounce the word "weblog" as wee'-
blog. Or "blog" for short." An archive of his historic mot juste is at
http://web.archive.org/web/19991013021124/http://peterme.com/index.html.
Current historical records do not permit an exact dating, but it clearly
was not before April 28, 1999, when the Wayback Machine shows that the
sidebar was not yet present, and not after May 23, 1999, when there was
a reference to it on Bradlands.com.
Merholz's passing remark probably would have produced few ripples, but
for Pyra Labs, which chose to refer to weblogs as "blogs" and to name
their own product "blogger." The domain name blogger.com was registered
on June 22, 1999, probably the first public use of the word. According
to Meg Hourihan, an insider at Pyra Labs whose email is reproduced
below, it was Evan Williams who devised the name "blogger."
</span></span>Jakoblog — Das Weblog von Jakob Voßhttp://jakoblog.de/kormoran2008-10-07T15:11:56+02:00informationswesen Voß bibliothekswesen blog kwippy - home# store status from GTalk, Yahoo messenger
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# and get to know friends of friendshttp://www.kwippy.com/gresch2008-10-07T11:34:21+02:00twitter tools software bookmark social web2.0 mashup im blog internet # store status from GTalk, Yahoo messenger
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# get closer to existing friends
# and get to know friends of friends</span></span>Ceci n'est pas une endivehttp://blog.notanendive.org/brightbyte2008-10-06T13:23:19+02:00language blog culture Semantic Werks - Thoughts on people, machines and systems.http://www.neilernst.net/mschuber2008-10-06T11:25:40+02:00semantic blog Catenaryhttp://catenary.wordpress.com/mschuber2008-10-06T11:24:56+02:00blog Amazinghttp://amazinnggg.blogspot.com/mschuber2008-10-06T11:23:40+02:00software blog engineering UMBC eBiquity Bloghttp://ebiquity.umbc.edu/blogger/mschuber2008-10-06T11:23:26+02:00blog SemanticMetadata.nethttp://www.semanticmetadata.net/mschuber2008-10-06T11:20:43+02:00semantic blog metadata GrowingPainshttp://growingpains.blogs.com/home/mschuber2008-10-06T11:18:44+02:00virtual communities blog Web Searchhttp://jimjansen.blogspot.com/mschuber2008-10-06T11:17:33+02:00search web blog Anjo Anjewierdenhttp://anjo.blogs.com/metis/mschuber2008-10-06T11:12:51+02:00blog Data Mining: Text Mining, Visualization and Social Mediahttp://datamining.typepad.com/data_mining/mschuber2008-10-06T11:12:06+02:00mining data blog