Logosphere: Kitchen Table Lingo Wants Your Words
Posted by Simon Perry on 6 June 2008 at 5:01 pm | Tagged as: Social software, UK, User Generated Content (UGC)
It appears that no-one is immune to Internet fads these days, even traditional venerable institutions such as Oxford English Dictionary (OED) are getting involved.
(Amazingly the OED is only 80 years old - it’s one of those things that you would have assume had been around since the invention of the print press in Europe by Gutenberg … or before.)
To sync with the 80th anniversary, a project called Kitchen Table Lingo is being launched where families from around the English-speaking world are being asked to submit words that are used only within their families.
The Website will take these words and collate a logosphere — yes, you read that right, it’s not a blogosphere — meaning a “universe of words.”
Think along the lines of Urban Dictionary, but for posh people!
On this day, years gone by ...
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- China Tackles Internet Porn - 2007
- Google Spreadsheets Heads Into Excel Territory - 2006
- N-Gage Online Game Purchase Launched - 2006
- Disney to Sell Movies Over Internet - 2006
- Nokia's M-tickets Go Mainstream With Guns'n'Roses - 2006
- Festival Of The Fourth Dimension - 2006
- Apple To Use Intel Chips - 2005
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