I like the question, its one I've been pondering myself about all web content. Back in 2004 at the CoopIS the was a paper on tracking stolen art using the internet. It was extremely informative about the further challenges we will face on the web, when we don't have time or inclination to sift the detritus.
I've been looking at knowledge management, and the idea that a picture is worth 1,000 words is becoming more and more compelling. ~ Thanks Matt.
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I like the question, its one I've been pondering myself about all web content. Back in 2004 at the CoopIS the was a paper on tracking stolen art using the internet. It was extremely informative about the further challenges we will face on the web, when we don't have time or inclination to sift the detritus.
I've been looking at knowledge management, and the idea that a picture is worth 1,000 words is becoming more and more compelling. ~ Thanks Matt.
In about a day Google would figure out a way to extract the text from your image? And we'd waste a lot of bandwidth? And it would be annoying?