Will the Semantic Web have a gender?

This blog depends heavily on cloud applications like Zemanta, feedly and ping.fm. I know that my audience exists of 70% males. I was not aware up to now that the technology might have a gender bias.
Found at http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/redux_will_the_semantic_web_have_a_gender.php?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+readwriteweb+(ReadWriteWeb)
Written by Marshall Kirkpatrick / December 26, 2009 8:00 AM
As machines learn to understand what the web means, what [...]

Reading Hugh Carpenter’s Designing for Innovation through Competitive Collaboration

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Found at http://www.cloudave.com/link/designing-for-innovation-through-competitive-collaboration

Dec 17 2009 09:51:19 AM Posted By : Hutch Carpenter

In a recent blog post by Intel’s Enterprise 2.0 manager Laurie Buczek, she reviewed her organization’s 2009 experience with social software. One item caught my eye:
My entire year has been a quest to find quantifiable [...]

Recommending CSC NextGeneration Knowledge management with WEB 2.0

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CSC NextGeneration Knowledge management with WEB 2.0 CSC thanks D Gurteen and M Saovi
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The enterprise IT return on investment myth (and you think Enterprise 2.0 has issues?) – chieftech’s blog

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In my recent post about Andrew McAfee Enterprise 2.0 I referred to the practice of demanding a sound business case of any innovation initiative  and how McAfee (supported by Robert Kaplan) deals with this requirement. This recent posts reflects also on return on investment myth.
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A sound book about Enterprise 2.0; some thoughts about Andrew Mcafee’s latest book

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For me, as a manager of a large customer contact center, knowledge management, collaboration, sharing facts and statuses  is essential to operate in a successful, efficient and effective way. That is the essence of Enterprise 2.0. And Enterprise 2.0 is also the title of Andrew McAfee latest book.
Whether you are an novice in [...]

Welcome to “the Old world, new world” or the journey to enterprise 2.0 by Alan Moore SMLXL

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Somewhere in the early seventies a Boston band called the Modern Lovers made a seminal album (produced by John Cale of Velvet Underground fame). Tracks on the albums were named old world and another new world, as far as i can remember. The album stretched the era between 1969 and the pre-punk era. [...]

Looking at Patrick Keogh deck Knowledge Management In A Service Organisation

Knowledge Management In A Service Organisation
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