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Picking Up After Intergalactic Daytrippers: Roadside Picnic by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, from Tor.com Frontpage Partial - Blog and Story Content http://www.tor.com/

Nektony introduces ClearDisk 1.0, a new Mac OS X utility designed to clear the hard disk of useless files which make Macs run low on disk space. ClearDisk analyses the state of particular system folders which tend to clog up. It enables the user to clean up the disk space quickly by removing obsolete files. The advantages of ClearDisk over other similar tools are its quickness and efficiency. It closely inspects the file categories that are commonly used for storage of unnecessary stuff on Macs.

Creating “content” implies a certain packaging. We are producing “video” content or “text” content. Even “multimedia” content denotes a packaging with a pretty bow for the consumers to appreciate. If information, as they say, wants to be free - then it can be packaged in unique ways that content cannot. 

Re-thinking how we use hypertext on the Web.

There are some smart folks over at Circa:

The language change is minimal - from “content” to “information,” but the subtle shift alters how we think about a product and how users can engage with it.

Creating “content” implies a certain packaging. We are producing “video” content or “text” content. Even “multimedia” content denotes a packaging with a pretty bow for the consumers to appreciate. If information, as they say, wants to be free - then it can be packaged in unique ways that content cannot.

As I read it, Borthwick is suggesting that information has an inherent value. While content, as we traditionally think of it, is chock filled with information its value isn’t inherent but manufactured and mediated for the audience.

There will be much to discover at Circa but at the heart of it I believe Circa will value information over content.

I couldn’t agree more.

check out their curation interface and see how it works.