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Information Architecture a Web Design Extension?

Thursday, September 29th, 2005

Some months ago, Joshua Kaufman wrote an article for Digital-Web Magazine with the title “Information Architecture as an Extension of Web Design”. In that post, Joshua tried to propose a vision for which web designers, after a 5 minutes read, are able to successfully complete a typical IA work.

While it’s true that everything in Information […]

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Folksonomies and Librarians

Saturday, September 17th, 2005

I’d like to link a curious (at least for me) folksonomy review “Folksonomies fascinate me” by a librarian perspective. Some of the points:

Folksonomies fascinate me, in no small part because they are a direct response to a failing of our profession which has irritated me since library school days..

When embarking on a piece of analysis, […]

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