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You might want to explore a new Google labs experiment – Google Living Story<\/a>. Living story is a way to process and follow important news stories. It organizes content around topics (e.g., health care) by time and resource type (articles, people, images). A time line shows developments and also tracks what you have viewed. An explanation appears on Google news<\/a>. <\/p>\n

The organization of content in this fashion offers some clear advantages over traditional online presentation and personal organization through search. My first reaction was that this was quite useful. I began to think about how this was done. If it is simply a way to organize content through some type of tagging system that feeds into a template, I would that the content provides should learn and develop their own version. However, I wonder is this has the potential to work in a different way. If publishers tagged content in a predictable fashion, it would seem reasonable that search of this database of resources might result in content organized in such a fashion – image, date, topic identifier(s); article, date, topic identifier(s). The information says you cannot apply this to a topic of your choice, but I hope that is where this is going.<\/p>\n

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