Eric Sieverts @[email protected]

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Eric Sieverts @sieverts@mastodon.social

Eric Sieverts @[email protected]

@sieverts

Retired information specialist and innovation consultant at University Library Utrecht (UU) & lecturer Information Science and Information Management at HvA

Amsterdam Sumali Şubat 2008
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Sarah Bahr@smbahr14·
OK, I work with lots of cool people @nytimes, but Christiaan Triebert, a video journalist on our Visual Investigations team, might take the cake. He combines social media sleuthing and traditional reporting to piece together stories. nytimes.com/2026/02/04/ins…
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SOCIALDATABASE
SOCIALDATABASE@socialdatabase·
We built Socialdatabase, the search engine for the social web. Enter one prompt, get: - Top accounts across platforms - Trending content in your niche - Deep audience insights - Targeting packs In Beta and it’s 100% FREE for early adopters. Your honest feedback is appreciated.
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Aaron Tay
Aaron Tay@aarontay·
List can be found here. monashhealth.libguides.com/systematic_sea…. Nice list, though I think @TheLensOrg peep might object to be called an "AI search tool". (1)
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"we determined that Consensus.app, Evidence Hunt, lens.org and Semantic Scholar were the most useful tools, having a ranking of 9 out of 10. Elicit, Litmaps, OpenAlex, and Scinapse closely followed with 8 out of 10" johila.org/index.php/Johi…

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Alexander Pleijter
Alexander Pleijter@APleijter·
Oproep aan overheden en journalisten om vooral actief te blijven op X, omdat het bestrijden van desinformatie, nepnieuws en geruchten juist moet gebeuren op de plek waar ze ontstaan. nrc.nl/nieuws/2025/02…
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VOGIN-IP-lezing (@vogin_ip@akademienl.social)
VOGIN-IP-lezing (@[email protected])@VOGIN_IP·
Facebook houdt op met Factchecken. Dat dan maar zelf gaan doen? In de workshop "Zo word je factchecker" bij de VOGIN-IP-lezing op 27 maart leer je van een professional hoe je dat doet. #aafko" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">vogin-ip-lezing.net/workshops-2025…
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Alexander Pleijter
Alexander Pleijter@APleijter·
"Een waarschuwingslabel op een pakje sigaretten is geen censuur van sigaretten. Het is informatie toevoegen. Factcheckers konden op Facebook geen posts of accounts verwijderen. Onterecht verwijderde content kwam door overmatig modereren door Meta zelf” nrc.nl/nieuws/2025/01…
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Bellingcat@bellingcat·
User-uploaded images on Google Maps can be really useful for researchers but the filename of those images is not visible by default. We built a tool to help reveal that information which can add important contextual clues to any image: bellingcat.com/resources/2024…
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Aaron Tay
Aaron Tay@aarontay·
This is why I had to switch my default search back from ChatGPT search despite the recent improvement. Google is still better for a wide variety of things than chatgpt search and when the later is better it's a smaller gap and less frequent
Eric Enge@stonetemple

My analysis of 62 queries comparing ChatGPT Search and Google on @sengineland: searchengineland.com/chatgpt-search… Who did the best? No real way to answer that with only 62 queries, but I provide insight on how to think about it.

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