30 second madness -- poster descriptions

it almost worked ... poster presenters took 30 seconds each to say why we should come talk to them...

poster descriptions

1. organizations need rules to keep them from imploding. how does this affect information gathered in social classification? organization?
2. similarieis and differences in social tagging behaviour between korean and american's ; need to look at implications of culture.
3. janet: cutural influences happening in flickr: what are they? are they in the data?
4. difference between experts and novices when they tag for themselves and tag for others. what are they thinking as they are doing things.
5. job tagging in moster.com
6. how folksonomies can be used to improve search-engine performances. documents in internet-size collections. compare with keywords
7. pentags- social bookmarking for academic community
8. studies of social tagging show that there are non-subject-relatd tags: time, task and emotion
9. bob sandusky: ways that its possible to gather implicit behavour to enable use
10. jeff froeh + mke: social bookmarking in the enterprise -- people didn't get the concepts; comics as a communications device
11. image tagging distribution

i missed a few...