The New York Times’ techies have a new blog and two open source projects. I’ve become a big fan of nytimes.com - they’ve really embraced the Web as a medium. My favorite entry on the blog thus far is this run down of metadata that they’re sharing.
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Tag Cloud
- animation
- baseball
- beijing 2008
- celebrity
- collegian
- computers
- copy protection
- eriepa
- espn
- gallery
- globalization
- havertown
- hockey
- law
- mlb
- nba
- nbc
- newspapers
- nytimes
- olympics
- organizations
- penn state
- philadelphia
- pixar
- politics
- school
- social networking
- speech
- super bowl
- taxes
- the office
- travel
- video
- walt disney world
- weight lifting
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