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Mashup Genres - A Useful Approach to Explaining Ma...
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Geeking Out, Tuning In and Keeping Up - New Librar...
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Second OCLC Research Software Contest
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Social Media Revolution - Marketplaces, Conversati...
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Computers in Libraries 2007 - Call for Speakers
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An "Entertaining" Children's Book Challenges the C...
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Designing to Delight - Letting Your Web Site Users...
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The Long Tail - Over Applied
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Tapping into the Wisdom of Crowds Allows Customers...
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The Library Club - We are also Ninjas!
- Web 2.0, Library 2.0 and Radical Trust: A First Take
- Getting Beyond "Yes, but" When We Talk about Change
- Slides and Links for Cool Tools for Webmasters
-Medieval Helpdesk: Helping Monks Adapt to Books from Scrolls
- Mashups - Do the Monster Mash
- The Long Tail - Over Applied
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Dion created a typology of mashups that looks at the point that the mashup is created. He identified five layers and continuum of mashup types ranging from the "shallow" or presentational mashups to "deep" or server-side data mashups.