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Author:		Raymond Yee
Posted:		7/16/2005; 5:00:27 PM
Topic:		Rip/Mix/Burn vs Gather/Create/Share vs Find/Use/Share/Extend
Msg #:		1448 (top msg in thread)
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Rip/Mix/Burn vs Gather/Create/Share vs Find/Use/Share/Extend #
We've been using the Gather/Create/Share mantra to talk about our work with the Scholar's Box, an echo of Rip/Mix/Burn. Yahoo has been pushing the term FUSE (find/use/share/extend) to get at the same idea -- though I must say that the person who coined FUSE had a better marketing sense that we have had here! Posted by Raymond Yee on 7/16/05; 5:00:31 PM from the Bach dept. Discuss

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