service that people can just send stuff to…links, videos, etc. for you to look at later. archives web usage.

somehow harness the power of tags. every major, up-to-date tech web site/blog tags or has the ability to tag content that is frequently updated on any sort of basis. possibilities for development could almost be infinite b/c of all the current tools available in a rapidly changing umbrella-like, Web 2.0 universe. interface would be similar to google. person could essentially manage his life/web searches, etc from one interface that required only one-word/phrase-like entries to access almost any data, resources, tool, etc. associated with original search term. could be adapted easily to cell phones b/c of the light-weight interface and rapidly maturing programming language that is almost instant in every sense of the word. across mediums, languages, types of data, resources, input, etc, etc, etc…everything digital in your entire life could be tied together in a real-time atmosphere that was accessible anywhere from multiple points at the same time to the simplest of two-party exchange of information, energy, etc…goes into the future. computers will eventually be part of the human. somehow the gap between our physical being and the material we use to create input into a machine will become one. digital will exist separate from us but this is a way to integrate using voice-commands…speaking a “tag” and all the access somehow shows up in glasses in front of you, etc.

will this bridge the gap or be part of it? applicable to cell phones? slowly becoming smaller and closer to the inside of your head will receivers be eventually implanted inside your ear drum with little radio receivers that can communicate with a output source.

comm. theory mentioned in dr. xia’s class about the previous media becoming the current media. study/story about it. famous guy from the 70s.

i was tagging this article for my Newsvine column when i had this revelation. will i be famous? is this my rocket ship? or is this just the journey? which it has to be, b/c we all go to the same place.

David Allen’s GTD (Getting Things Done) could be the overarching premise for various applications. completely, or not?

sheer importance of good tagging is evident. even now, you must look at the content as data to be organized and accessible as many ways as possible. analyze ever angle from which, inside the environment, the content can be accessed. this will expand to multiple environments in the future.

brain dump?

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/default.asp

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tags

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_cloud

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagging

”- Blogs democratized publishing, now “tags” could be considered to democratize information architecture. What’s behind this? Are powerful tools in the hands of millions really better than well-trained experts?”

http://www.kottke.org/04/10/design-for-web-20

http://www.lifehacker.com/software/tags/metadata-as-a-filing-system-169971.php

http://paulstamatiou.com/2007/04/22/new-opendns-feature-revolutionizes-the-net/

start a web site that creates a community for developing new, powerful, useful web apps.

connect this w/ saved draft on newsvine.