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January 15th, 2009
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As someone in the position of always questioning the validity of so called legal facts, Media Cloud presents a unique method whereby beliefs of what “facts” can be determined. I look forward to seeing and learning more. Good Luck
Would love to keep up to date on the new tools as they become available.
Thanks,
Chris
I am currently taking a graduate course for my Master’s in Library Science and we have been discussing at lenth the various nuances of social tagging. I thought this would be a wonderful way for me to further my education by putting the theory into practice. Thank you for the opportunity.
Thanks for this wonderful initiative and opportunity. I’m researching methods of measuring, recording, reporting/disclosing human capital for various internal and external users. I’m hoping to work on a tool that assesses to what extent is human capital related information disclosed in various media by different organizations (governmental, public listed entities, non-public listed, charities) and standardize a reporting approach that will benefit the users of such reports. The tools here could help in assessing human capital disclosure in various organizations.
This is a wonderful idea – I love that it is open source or will be soon. I am excited to watch this grow and would love to be a part the experiment.
Great project. Is “credibility” or responsible journalism a factor in your approach?
[Not directly, although we're interested in methods by which one might approximate such factors via objective and quantitative methods. -Ed]
The largest problem here would seem to be the use of a regular representational system to deal with a quite irregular ‘real world’. The correspondence of ordered sets here would seem to be nearly random in certain (rather crucial) aspects.
–Glenn
Actually influence is the measure of success, credibility is only a contributing factor and is in the eye of the beholder@Mary E Anderson
@Gere Unger,MD,JD,LL.M.