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Knowing how to handle metadata effectively is a valuable skill for the modern digital photographer.

When explorers use the warehouse, they tend to access large amounts of obscure data, representative of 'out-of-the-box' thinkers, who submit 72-hour queries.

How to make the most of the opportunities the web offers photographers to display their work by making their web sites more appealing to search engines.

MP3Gain is an easy to use free normalizer that adjusts MP3 files to the same volume without loss of sound quality.

Large organizations routinely collect vast amounts of data from customer transactions and managing this data involves several complex corporate issues and processes.

The Semantic Web consists ontologies, taxonomies, metadata, and resource standards. But the future of the Web is about moving from the digital back to the physical.

The current web is a mess that the Semantic Web promises to untangle. In order to do so, this new iteration of the Web depends on information organization.

Data warehousing has evolved from a relatively simple concept involving the collection and storage of customer data to gain knowledge about customer behavior patterns.

A language for representing information about resources in the World Wide Web, Resource Description Framework is not unlike the metadata of library catalogues.

Version 2 of Adobe Lightroom includes a long list of new features and enhancements, are they worth the upgrade price?

While there is plenty of information online for SharePoint site administrators and developers, "how-to" guides for more basic, standard functions are harder to find.

When people visualize a librarian's job, most visualize a boring existence; actually, jobs in library science are being shaped by exciting new technology.

The legendary Swedish camera maker's new fourth generation DSLR, the HD3-II, provides an integrated solution for photographers seeking the ultimate in image quality.

GPS and digital photography is a good mix - especially for travel or landscape photographers.

Zoomit Canada's catchy tagline, "Canada's News, Chosen by You", is empowering Canadians with a proven social bookmarking formula to vote on issues that matters to them.

Solving the business need to manage documents with an EDMS led to the idea of other content types like web or rich media (image, video and audio) using the same approach.

Although folksonomies and social tagging have been definitively categorized as a Web 2.0 tool, their roots are derived from library cataloging and classification.

It has been reported in articles across the web that meta tagging is less important to your search marketing and SEO campaigns but are they of any use at all?

JPEGs may be more convenient but RAW files give photographers far more control over how their shots are processed.

The current web represents an information anarchy. With search engines such as Google, does anyone actually find anything online? The Semantic Web solves this problem.

Writer and scholar Kaplan details her intense, enduring, and complicated infatuation with the French language.

It isn't impossible for Joe or Josephine the plumber to run for office, Sara Palin did it. Learn where to begin and how to succeed on the political scene.

Carrying a portable computer with the camera and using a desktop for the bulk of heavy work presents some special considerations for Adobe Lightroom workflow.

This article will give a brief overview of two content management programs available for Macintosh computers: Eastgate's Tinderbox and DEVONtechnologies' DEVONthink Pro.