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The Power of Pull: David Siegel’s Semantic Future

by Tim Frick

David Siegel's book Pull outlines a semantic future that is equally Orwellian and utopian.

I've been wrestling with the semantic web for a while, trying to figure out specifically what it meant for Mightybytes and what it could do for our customers. Focal Press suggested I include information on semantic search in Return on Engagement and that provided the impetus for me to really wrap my head around its admittedly sometimes esoteric concepts. As part of this process, I purchased numerous books on the topic, many of which read like a dissertation and typically put me to sleep after just a few pages (admittedly, most of them were never finished). None put semantic web concepts into as much relevant context as Pull by David Siegel. 

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10 Tips for Return on Engagement

by Stacy

Author Tim Frick shares an exclusive ‘10 Tips for Increasing Online Engagement’ list on the Return on Engagement page on Amazon.com.

Tim shares starting points to help you build credibility and ultimately foster engagement with customers, connections, and community members. The tip list topics include:

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Top 5 Things at DrupalCon SF 2010

by Stacy

Where do developers go to drool over new features and swap sci-fi stories? DrupalCon of course.

Steve and James attended DrupalCon 2010 in San Francisco and here are the top five things they found most impressive:

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Letus Extreme Lens Adapter: Great Depth of Field

by Stacy

Radek Michalik here giving a rundown on a sleek little piece of hardware I just invested in. I'm talking about the Letus Extreme lens adapter.

For those not in the know, lens adapters came about as a means to bridge the visual quality gap between film and video. One of the most noticeable differences between the two is depth of field. Film cameras naturally have a narrower depth of field, resulting in a very cinematic, organic image. Through mystical optics wizardry that I won’t go into here (mostly because I don’t really understand it), the lens adapter was born, allowing a filmmaker to use 35mm lenses instead of the video camera’s stock lens.

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Facebook.me: Mini-blogs

by Stacy

There’s been a lot of hubub about Facebook changes this week stemming from the events of f8, the Facebook Developers conference.

Among these, some of which are live on facebook already are:

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