Tagging

“Tagging is the very least-effort way to organize things,” I was told by Joshua Schachter, who five years ago designed a site now called del. icio.us, to keep track of interesting Web sites he had seen.

Tag Teams 2007

Tagging is gaining prominence as an activity some classify as a Web 2.0 hallmark in part because it advances and personalizes online searching.

Tagging goes mainstream? Mia 2007

Tagging is a kind of next-stage search phenomenon – a way to mark, store, and then retrieve the web content that users already found valuable and of which they want to keep track.

Archive 2007-02-01 Mia 2007

“Tagging is the very least-effort way to organize things,” I was told by Joshua Schachter, who five years ago designed a site now called del. icio.us, to keep track of interesting Web sites he had seen.

Tag Teams 2007

Tagging is a kind of next-stage search phenomenon – a way to mark, store, and then retrieve the web content that users already found valuable and of which they want to keep track.

Tagging goes mainstream? Mia 2007

Tagging is a way to categorize things by adding descriptive metadata to them in the form of, well ... words.

Archive 2007-10-01 2007

Tagging is gaining prominence as an activity some classify as a Web 2.0 hallmark in part because it advances and personalizes online searching.

Archive 2007-02-01 Mia 2007

“Tagging is the very least-effort way to organize things,” I was told by Joshua Schachter, who five years ago designed a site now called del. icio.us, to keep track of interesting Web sites he had seen.

Tag Teams 2007

“Tagging is the very least-effort way to organize things,” I was told by Joshua Schachter, who five years ago designed a site now called del. icio.us, to keep track of interesting Web sites he had seen.

Tag Teams 2007

Tagging is growing by huge leaps and bounds as every blogger seems to want to get into the tagging fun.

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