links for 2007-01-17

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  How to Tag and Categorize Your Content
  
  
  A quick tutorial on tagging and categorizing content on your site.
  
  
  (tags: tagging Blogs Technorati)
  
  


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  Open Culture: University Podcast Collection
  
  
  (tags: Education Podcasting)
  
  


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  Text Content Analyser - UsingEnglish.com
  
  
  Statistics on text including word count; unique words; number of sentences; average words per sentence; lexical density; and the Gunning Fog readability index.
  
  
  (tags: Writing)
  
  


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  AirSet
  
  
  "AirSet puts you in control of your complicated life. Using a web browser or mobile phone, you can manage family, work, and social group schedules and communications."
  
  
  (tags: Mobile Collaboration calendar)
  
  


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  G-Force
  
  
  Thoughts on current events and relevant issues in the fields of change management, business strategy and employee engagement
  
  
  (tags: newvoices Blogs employeengagement PR Edelman)
  
  


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  Self-Made Mom
  
  
  A big-city married-mom (and an Edelman co-worker) tries to find her way.
  
  
  (tags: Blogs Edelman newvoices)
  
  


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  Footnote - The place for original documents online
  
  
  At Footnote.com you can view some of the most exciting original source documents available for the first time on the internet
  
  
  (tags: history Web2.0)
  
  

Comments

[Matt Heinz]

I read a lot of sites, blogs, etc. every day but this is consistently one of my favorite posts. I always learn or find something new to explore. Thanks for making this a priority every day!

[Muhammad Saleem]

Hey Steve, read the blog daily, just wanted to thank you for linking to the following link of mine:

How to Tag and Categorize Your Content

http://themulife.com/?p=563

[Ellen]

Hi Steve. My first comment to you though I have been reading your blog for months :) I just wanted to say I use Airset and sync it with Outlook and my Verizon mobile phone so that my calendars, contact and todos are the same on my desktop, laptop and mobile phone. It is a pretty decent application that makes my life easier.