Depuis peu, Podemus a ouvert son service de statistiques à tous les utilisateurs. Une vraie aubaine pour moi qui me suis toujours posé la question du trafic. Et je dois dire que je suis agréablement surpris. En effet, même si je n’ai pas une moyenne à faire rougir Loïc, je suis plutôt content de voir […]
Since I received my director’s agreement yesterday, I will get an acount on the ULB/VUB webserver. The aim of this initiative is to host my blogs. This is actually an evolution in my blogging activity.
This suggests me to make a stop and go back to the beginning. Wath is the path I made in […]
Guess what… It is an open acces journal, recently launched. I got the information via the Media @ LSE group weblog.
The initial note explained:
The recently-launched International Journal of Internet Science [which] will publish twice a year online, readable by anyone, with 5-7 papers in each ‘issue’.
The site is availlable @ http://www.ijis.net/. The presentation says:
A […]
Via Emakina:
I tried SpurGlu, which aims to help you to centralize you content from your different accounts, such as Blogs, Del.icio.us, Flikr, or whatever.
Actually, I was already doing that with Ziki. But here, the thing I like is the way my content is transformed, i.e: a kind of new blog, with a template, a sidebar […]
Yesterday, I had a great time with Jacques François, head of Marketing Communication courses at ULB’ SIC dept (Advertising and Media-planning)
The aim of this meeting was to talk about blogging and Web 2.0 tools especially in order to optimize its great blog, BlogComm.
I will talk about that later. But as you know, there is […]
For the first time since I’ve been blogging and networking online, I’ve been asked to become beta-tester for Ziki. I tried to use it and was really interested in that social tool.
As I received an e-mail 3 days ago for its official launching, I would like to bring my contribution in spreading it. […]
Via L’Atlier: (BNP-Paribas)
Avec son nouveau service, Microsoft vient directement concurrencer Google Scholar: un moteur qui permet aux étudiants et aux chercheurs d’accéder à des informations académiques. La version bêta du service est fortement axée sur l’informatique, l’ingénierie électronique et la physique. Le portail est disponible dans sept pays. [Lire la suite]
Un outil de plus […]
Via Totem Consult :
Qwika est un moteur de recherche dans les wikis. Il indexerait le contenu de plus de 1100 wikis en 12 langues, soit environ 22 millions d’articles. Si la notion de wiki ne vous est pas familière, consultez la page qui consacre l’encyclopédie libre… Wikipedia.
Qwika
http://www.qwika.com/
Langue: anglais
Accès: gratuit
I also found a search plug-in […]
Alors que j’assistais aux ReWICS le 27 mars, j’ai découvert avec plaisir une initiative de la ville de Brest, visant à proposer gratuitement (ou presque) des cd-rom d’installation d’une compilation de logiciels open source pour remplacer avantageusement la plupart des softs habituels et, malgré tout, onéreux.
Plus qu’une simple compilation d’éxécutables, ce support contient une interface […]
Via ODD :
Death of the RSS reader by ZDNet’s Phil Wainewright — 2006 will be the year the RSS reader dies out as a separate, standalone — an event that will signify the success of RSS as a mainstream technology.
Looking back with the benefit of hindsight, I’ve just realized that 2005 was the […]