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TagLines

If you haven't done so already, visit Yahoo's TagLines now.  A rolling timeline of the eight most popular Flickr tags for each day since 2004, TagLines is the most exciting piece of historical work—amateur or otherwise—I've seen a while.  It is a provocative preview of what will be possible when historians manage fully to wrap their heads around born-digital sources.

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Tom Scheinfeldt

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