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Report backs freer use of data | Technology | The Guardian
“work is under way on a government “information incubator” to encourage experiments with “mashups” and other innovative uses of government data”
(tags: forblog freedata government uk web2.0)
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Using SimpleDB and Rails in No Time with ActiveResource
(tags: activeresource amazon databases simpledb thecloud)
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Should I be worried about piracy? | New Music Strategies
“The overwhelming cry from the independent musician twenty years ago was ‘How can I just get my music out there?’ Problem solved. Now what are you going to do?”
(tags: futuremusictalk music)
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“iTunesRails was designed to provide an easy way for people sharing a work space and local computer network to control a common iTunes instance and shared music collection.”
(tags: itunes office rubyonrails sharedmusic)
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Google Spreadsheets Data API - Google Code
“The Google Spreadsheets Data API allows client applications to view and update Spreadsheets content in the form of Google Data API (“GData”) feeds.”
(tags: api googledocs spreadsheets)
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mySociety » Blog Archive » Richard Pope’s GroupsNearYou.com launches
“GroupsNearYou.com is an entirely user generated API-queryable database of the location and nature of local online communities, irrespective of the platform they are hosted on.”
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RubyForge: Morph: Project Info
“Morph helps you generate class definitions through calling assignment methods. Unlike OpenStruct, it’s not a wrapper around a hash, but instead dynamically adds methods to a class. Mix with Hpricot for screen scrapping fun.” – could be very ha
(tags: morph openstruct ruby scraping)