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Chapter 04
- 3. Overview Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 5. Organizing Digital Information Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 6. Organizing Digital Information Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 8. Organizing Digital Information Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 10. Tagging Information on the Web Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 11. Tagging Information on the Web Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 13. Tagging as a Means of Collective Organization Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 16. Sharing and Tagging Photos on Flickr Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 19. Sharing and Tagging Photos on Flickr Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 20. Adding a Flickr Badge to your Blog Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 21. Syndicating Your Photos Using RSS Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 22. Setting Creative Commons Licenses Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 25. Social Bookmarking with Delicious Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 27. Sharing and Tagging Bookmarks with Delicious Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 28. Interacting with Delicious Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 29. Saving a Bookmark Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 31. Searching for Bookmarks Chapter 4: Organizing Information
- 35. Advanced Features of Delicious Chapter 4: Organizing Information