The Heart of the Realtime Revolution

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• Curation
• Canada
• Curation Nation
• Japan
• Pandora

1. You could feel it in the air. The world had changed. It wasn't that the web had gotten less important, in fact, very much the opposite. The web was, until the day before yesterday, a series of pages that could be viewed on your computer. Now it had somehow broken free of its bonds and sprung to life. At SXSW - content has surpassed the technology. The talk was about access and devices. API's were the new kings of content. The already brilliantly successful TED Talks were no longer restricted to a website - as TED's Media Director announced that ... (Read Full Article)

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