well, at least to yahoo, google, etc.http://www.infotoday.com/newsbreaks/nb060717-1.shtml

Know it all: Can Wikipedia Conquor Expertise?'http://tinyurl.com/gckodExcerpt:On March 1st, Wikipedia, the online interactive encyclopedia, hit the million-articles mark, with an entry on Jordanhill, a railway station in suburban Glasgow. Its author, Ewan MacDonald, posted a single sentence about the station at 11 P.M., local time; over the next twenty-four hours, the entry was edited more than four hundred times, by dozens of people.

myspace and other online social networking things are kind of interesting, ya know? Although blogs/journals have an aspect of social networking, especially with the use of feeds, comments, and blogrolling/links tools, social networking online really started to take off with six degrees.

Checkout this fascinating resource: http://www.digitaluniverse.net/ "The Digital Universe is an intuitively organized, multimedia Web that will inform, educate, engage and involve people worldwide. The mission is to realize the Internet's potential as an open, non-commercial medium that inspires creativity, communication, collaboration and education."

"The Digital Universe will consist of an encyclopedia, library, archive, multimedia learning center, news source, web directory, and more. The central focus will be reliable content."

ok, this is totally snaked off of a listserv so that I can spend more time with it later:http://www.lib.utk.edu/newfoundpress/Newfound Press is a new digital imprint from the University of TennesseeUniversity Libraries. All its publications will be Open Access. From the site:Today’s scholarly publishing environment presents a strategic opportunity foracademic libraries to expand their role in the publications process.Universities are both creators and consumers in the information economy.