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What Do DLTJ and BlogHer Have In Common? Only Google Knows

Posted on Tuesday, April 24th, 2007, at 11:33 pm, and filed under Meta Category. Note: Hypertext links in the printed form of this document are marked with a superscript "L" plus a number. The number corresponds to the list of web addresses at the bottom of the document.

Web Pages Related to DLTJ.ORG
With idle curiosity, I was poking around with what Google knows about DLTJ. Perhaps the most interesting piece was the company Google thinks I keep (found via a related:dltj.org search). Now most of the links are quite appropriate (the Library and Information Technology Association and ALA TechSource for instance) and some I’m quite pleased to be associated with (Richard Akerman’s Science Library Pad blog and Walt Crawford’s Walt at Random blog).

The one that has me most confused, however, is the link to BlogHer (”Where the women bloggers are”). Now, I’m not saying that the link is entirely inappropriate — the library profession is one dominated by females — or that I’m not pleased to be associated with female bloggers…

It’s just that I’m wondering what Goggle knows about me — or at least about DLTJ — that I don’t know about… ;-)


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From the Disruptive Library Technology Jester (http://dltj.org/), printed on Friday the 14th of November 2008 at 7:16:14 PM EST (-0500). The URL to this page is http://dltj.org/article/dltj-and-blogher/

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