Internet
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IndieWeb
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RSS feed readers, articles about RSS. 8 links, 119 views |
Directory,
Indie Web Indexes,
Linkblogs,
Meta Search,
Search Engines,
Specialized,
Webrings
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Mastodon,
Micro.blog
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This category is for weblogs (blogs) that are about anything and everything, like most personal blogs and web presences. Try to list your major topic areas and features in the description. Weblogs that are about a specific subject (ie. recipes, computers, etc) should go in a topic category elsewhere in the directory. 33 links, 387 views |
Article by Doc Searls. About how surveillance capitalism keeps us prisoner to corporate masters and how we need to break out of this.
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Article by Jim Willis making a clear distinction between the free Internet and the Internet of free stuff.
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Bit of Internet history. I always liked these smileys the best.
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A history of the internet web book. This site provides a free, comprehensive reference about the Internet and its main technologies, including the human history. It was the first book published on the Web, on January 7, 2000, and last updated September 8 , 2017.
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A sequel or addendum to the Cluetrain Manifesto addressing encroachments on internet freedom, privacy and other places where the Internet has been assailed.
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News and resources covering social media, search engines, databases, archives, and other such information collections. Since 1998.
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The Cluetrain Manifesto
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Geocities had tens of millions of "homesteaders" as the digital tenants were called and was bought by Yahoo! for three and a half billion dollars. Ten years later in 2009, as other metaphors of the internet (such as the social network) had taken over, and the homesteaders had left their properties vacant after migrating to Facebook, Geocities was shutdown and deleted. In an effort to preserve 10 years of collaborative work by 35 million people, the Archive Team made a backup of the site just before it shut down. The resulting 650 Gigabyte file is the digital Pompeii that is the subject of an interactive excavation that allows you to wander through an episode of recent online history. This website is an interactive visualisation of the 650 gigabyte Geocities backup made by the Archive Team on October 27, 2009. It depicts the file system as a city map, spatially arranging the different neighbourhoods and individual lots based on the number of files they contain. In full view, t
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If you look deep enough, beneath mountains of attention hoarding, illusion photography, trending trends, you'll find the old Internet, the one with content, knowledge, individuality, but you need to look hard. Can it be saved? Essay lays out what happened to the Internet and why we should rebuild it.
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Website publishers have been incentivised to do exactly the opposite of what could have made the web so great.
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Article about the commercialization of the web leading to the Web 2.0 as feudalism.
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It's time to stop cursing the network we have and build the network we want.
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Subcategories: 11
Links: 12 (259 counting subcategories)
Last link added: Mar 26, 2021
Links: 12 (259 counting subcategories)
Last link added: Mar 26, 2021