The Saturday Night Live skit, Coffee Talk with Linda Richman popularized the term, “Talk amongst yourselves” in the 90′s. A decade later, British dance-rock duo Grand National further cemented the term into the lexicon with a title from Kicking the National Habit, their debut album.
Times, they are a changing. Facebook has reworked the admonition to “tag amongst yourselves”. It’s all about images, photographs, of you…and me.
The other day I was cleaning up removing items from my “events” page when the image above popped up (Stewie from Family Guy is not in my network, but I substituted him to protect the innocent. I don’t think he’ll mind). It surfaced again when I was checking out the photo album of a friend.
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Facebook announced in a blog post on July 1, that it is rolling out a new faster and easier way for you to tag your own photos based on face detection technology. So, instead of drawing a box around your friend’s face and then tagging her, Facebook automatically recognizes where her face is located and a box pops up with face already selected and you simply type in her name and hit enter.
In Ask First Before Tagging People in Pictures on Facebook from a couple of months ago, I noted in the comments, “The reality is that very soon photos will be auto-tagged, thanks to face recognition technology“. I couldn’t imagine that the process would start this soon!
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After testing many blogging platforms, I’ve become a WordPress believer and advocate. 3.0 is the latest new, massive update. I’ve already updated a test blog and will be doing the same with this site.
Instead of imparting my somewhat limited knowledge about this new update, I’ve instead, linked to some particularly useful articles and videos. I’ll be updating this post with more useful links as they’re published. This will serve as my 3.0 resource page should I have questions or encounter problems. Hope you find it useful. If you have suggestions for additional resources, please share.
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