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A découvrir sur le site : http://www.blogpulse.com/www2004-workshop.htmlL'atelier (workshop) de la conférence WWW 2004 &#34;Weblogging Ecosystem: Aggregation, Analysis and Dynamics&#34; qui s'est tenu à New York, le 18 Mai 2004En voici l'argument : &#34;Theme of the Workshop : Weblogging has emerged in the past few years as a new grassroots publishing medium. Like electronic mail and the web itself, weblogging has taken off and by some estimates the number of weblogs is doubling every year. Recent estimates place the number of active weblogs at about 1.4 million.The weblogging microcosm has evolved into a distinct form, into a community of publishers. The strong sense of community amongst bloggers distinguishes weblogs from the various forms of online publications such as online journals, 'zines and newsletters that flourished in the early days of the web and from traditional media such as newspapers, magazines and television. The use of weblogs primarily for publishing, as opposed to discussion, differentiates blogs from other online community forums, such as Usenet newsgroups and message boards. Often referred to as the blogsphere, the network of bloggers is a thriving ecosystem, with its own internally driven dynamics.The cross-linking that takes place between blogs, through blogrolls, explicit linking, trackbacks, and referrals has helped create a strong sense of community in the weblogging world. There is work underway to understand the dynamics of the weblogging network, much of which springs from bloggers themselves. The self-publishing aspect of weblogs, the time-stamped entries, the highly interlinked nature of the blogging community and the significant impact of weblog content on politics, ideas, and culture make them a fascinating subject of study. &#34;On trouve sur cette page le texte et les slides de la plupart des articles et présentations. C'est (parfois très) technique mais essentiel.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Workshop Program9:15 - 10:00 Upflux: An open index for weblogs (slides) 10:00 - 10:30 How can we measure the influence of the blogosphere? Kathy Gill (slides)&#160; 11:00 - 11:30 Automatic Collection and Monitoring of Japanese Weblogs, Tomoyuki Nanno&#160; 11:30 - 12:00 Implicit Structure and the Dynamic of Blogspace, Eytan Adar (slides: ppt, pdf)&#160; 2:00 - 2:30 BlogPulse: Automated Trend Discovery for Weblogs, Natalie Glance (slides: ppt, pdf)&#160; 2:30 - 3:00 Personal Knowledge Publishing Suite with Weblog, Ikki Ohmukai &#38; Hideaki Takeda (slides:ppt, pdf)&#160; 3:00 - 3:20 Mapping the Blogospere in America, Alex Halavais&#160; 3:20 - 3:40 Blogs as &#34;Protected Space&#34;, Michelle Gumbrecht (slides: ppt, pdf)&#160; 4:15 - 5:00 Panel Discussion on weblog applications in eLearning, business and librariesModerators: Marianne Gouge, Michal Jacovi, Jeff Pomerantz&#160; --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Seul &#34;frenchie&#34; à être présent, Karl Dubost (French only) (la-grange.net)Les autres bloggers : Alex Halavais (mostly English) Cameron Marlow (English only) Hideaki Takeda (Japanese only) Ikki Chmukai (Japanese only) Karl Dubost (French only) (la-grange.net)Kathy Gill (English Only) Tomoyuki Nanno (Japanese Only)&#160; OE