On 6/29/06, Alex Iskold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While we are on the subject of music. What about books and movies?
Are ther any examples of these?
I'm not sure of examples off hand but there are a lot of similarities
between books and albums:
UPC
Cover
Description/Abstract
Release Date
Trac
On 6/29/06, Benjamin West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For this, you essentially have attributable
text, a melody composer, and then an arranger, all from very different
time periods. On top of this, you would have subsequent arrangements
(a choir version vs a solo version) in addition to the pe
On 6/28/06, Harry Dean Hudson Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I plan on researching and co-opting existing idioms if they exist, and
actually started listing some examples of Artist/Release/Track data in
music-examples before it became clear to me that this may not have
been its intention-- it rea
I've been watching this thread with some hesitation. I'm from the
classical world and am usually frustrated with the attributes most
people capture in music meta formats. Consumption of classical music
is a bit different from pop music. The attributes of data that are
important shift meanings t
Hello collective wisdom,
There has been plenty of excitement about microformats lately and
higher education is not an exception. Recently, I've been seeing quite
a bit of microformats discussions on one of the larger lists in higher
education, the UWebD
(http://www.usask.ca/web_project/uwebd/inde
While we are on the subject of music. What about books and movies?
Are ther any examples of these?
Thanks,
Alex
alex iskold
founder & ceo
adaptiveblue
http://www.adaptiveblue.com
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From: "Ryan Cannon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Yeah, email does have some innate appeal for me as a
communications mode, but I'd want to avoid the paradigm of
messaging commands to a listserv. We get out of the
XHTML+CSS world pretty quickly. Besides, if I'm sending
email anyway, why not a natural lanaguage message directly
to the person/gro
Coincidentally I was kicking this around in my head last night.
I plan on researching and co-opting existing idioms if they exist, and
actually started listing some examples of Artist/Release/Track data in
music-examples before it became clear to me that this may not have
been its intention-- it
I like where this is going...
I've proposed email primarily as a publishing gateway that most folks
are both familiar with and have access to -- and has precedent with
gootodo.
Besides that, you can map the subject and body to the title and
description of a todo item, so you could use an email m
--- Chris Messina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FYI, ToDo X can be found here:
>
> http://www.nomicro.com/Products/ToDo/index.html
>
> And I really like the idea of ToDo items contained in
> hAtom posts --
> that can be assigned to hCards... or, put another way,
> the way
> SproutIt handles assig
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