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ResearchBuzz Roundup 031107

Sony is opening its own virtual world. In my perfect universe, Nintendo will buy Linden Labs and I’ll be able to walk around Second Life with a Wii.

Wikia aiming for 4th quarter search engine launch.

Bloggers helping with natural disasters. Interesting.

The National Archives (UK) releases new exhibit: 300 Years of Carribean History.

Q&A With Google’s Chief Internet Evangelist. It’s 2007 and we STILL need Internet evangelists?

Comparing the Congressional Record to the videotape from the actual proceedings. Guess what? They don’t match. http://reason.com/news/show/119028.html. (Digital archive available which is why I’m covering this.)

A database of “snow science” information.

University of Florida: Abandoning Net Neutrality Discourages Improvements in Service.

Job listings in podcasts. Hey, why not?

Thanks to Cyber Aspect for their nice review of Information Trapping.

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