When searching for the comScore study on online privacy and what information do Web sites collect about their users, I have reached some interesting sites. The study deserves its own post, but I have enough time to comment on the sites:
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A blog entitled Data Mining: Text Mining, Visualization and Social Media. This blog, auhored by Matthew Hurst (Scientist at Microsoft's Live Labs; co-creator of BlogPulse), shows up (after reading a few posts) as a good source of text mining recent ideas.
This has lead me to:
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Swivel, a social networing site that allows to share data, and to explore it with the help of graph tools.
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Dolores Labs, a corporation that offers crowdsourcing services by using the Amazon Mechanical Turk (wikipedia, original site). My very first read of such a way of collecting data. The have published a quite interesting collection of human judgements about colors. Their blog is here.
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