Sunday 9 June 2002

Something I don’t have time to go through yet: Semantic Access to Music. "MusizBrainz is sort of like the CDDB, but in a W3C sort of way (instead of a, sue the pants off of the competitors, sort of way). Here's an overview of the service and what it can do for you, and what it means to the Semantic Web. I think the part about the RDF based Metadata Initiative is what's going to make it interesting." [In My Experience] [by way of Jenny, The Shifted Librarian] ...but it sounds interesting. 11:51:14 PM    comment [] Ack! My favorite used book service has been outed to the grubby masses! Yeah, I’m talkin’ ’bout you, bub. An Actual Internet Success Story. The great value of the Web is to match supply and demand in scattered markets. It did that in the unlikely business of used books. [New York Times: Technology] Looks like I’d better order all those books in my basket. 5:04:23 PM    comment []

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