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1voteSharing links is becoming the new thing for some reason, I listed several ways in a post called Collaborative Recommendation, and another post listing several link sharing sites, in this post I’ll focus on the more common web 2.0 ways of sharing links. There are various types of link sharing sites, first that comes to mind is a social bookmarks, other ways are, -an RSS Reader, friendstreams, and link sharing specific sites.
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1voteGiveALink is a social bookmarking site where people can donate their bookmarks to the Web community and to science. As an ongoing academic research project, our goal is to analyze bookmark files to build new Web mining techniques including new ways to search, recommend, personalize, and visualize the Web.
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1voteKathleen Gilroy, CEO of Ottergroup in Cambridge, MA, collected a bunch of interesting links from George Mason University and Defense Acquisition University's 2007 e-Learning Symposium. The links reflect Web 2.0 and Library 2.0 themes.
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1votePlenty of links organized by subject area
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