This month's entries include a collection of essays in answer to the question "How is the Internet changing the way you think?" A second article tells how the New York Times has mapped personal subject name subject headings to the linked data cloud. A third article describes a new smartphone application that lets people search Google by snapping a photo.
Designed for the metadata-savvy layman, this teleconference approaches the topic from both a big picture, business-oriented perspective (i.e. the what and why) and a nuts-and-bolt view (i.e. the how).
A 3-part teleconference devoted to the nuts-and-bolts of how to set up SharePoint search and navigation, including a preview of how things will change in the next release of SharePoint 2010.
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