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Tags decentralized and democratized the organization of information. What became of "social tagging?"

One thing I left out of the making-of story about the squeezed state BEC paper last week happened a while after publication-- a few months to a year later. I don't quite recall when it was-- I vaguely think I was still at Yale, but I could be misremembering. It's kind of amusing, in an exceedingly geeky way, so I'll share it, though it's also a story of an embarrassing mis-step on my part.

Continuing with the tradition from last two years, I will occasionally post interviews with some of the participants of the ScienceOnline2010 conference that was held in the Research Triangle Park, NC back in January. See all the interviews in this series here.

As the City University of New York tries to create an in-house online program manager, here’s some unsolicited advice.

As the City University of New York tries to create an in-house Online Program Manager, here’s some unsolicited advice.

The company has an iOS app and big new ambitions. Should writers be scared?

Why Substack needs to compete with itself

An ode to discontinued apps like Google Reader, Inbox, Vine, Sunrise Calendar, Flappy Bird, and StumbleUpon.

Substack has launched an app for reading — available now for iOS only, with an Android waiting list, as well as in the previously launched web format — that lets readers peruse all their subscriptions to Substack content in one spot and also lets them add RSS feeds from outside publications. …

The online subscription newsletter platform Substack has just launched an iOS app that acts as an RSS reader for its email newsletters.