Or they assemble online databases of knowledge and check and verify them — creating, essentially, a crib sheet the computer can call on for a quick answer.
[LA Now] With Twitter becoming a major source for information about the Tuesday morning raid, Storify, a website where people can assemble online content, became a source for visual data and timelines.
Last spring, I wrote about a group of geriatricians and researchers assembling online a variety of geriatric indexes that do a reasonably good job of predicting mortality for those older than age 60.
Dave Clark, president of Impulse Advanced Communications, a telecommunications company in Southern California, began relying on Social Intelligence for background screening because he said the company needed a formal strategy and standards before assembling online information about job candidates.
The time is ripe for media businesses to assemble online media empires.
The YouTube Symphony, a global orchestra assembled from online audition videos, may sound like yet another groan-inducing attempt to make classical music hip.
People have published cookbooks based on the meals described in his novels and assembled endless online playlists of the music his characters listen to.
Two other media companies -- Knight Ridder and the Tribune Company -- have also assembled their online businesses in separate units analogous to New York Times Digital, but neither has moved as far toward a public offering as the Times Company.
These little snippets, rumors, and chatter (assembled from online videos, radio and television clips from political figureheads, opinion columnists, sociologists, and neighborhood residents) are confronted with the slowed down black and white footage of the continually stereotyped "violent and delinquent" youths, which forever feed the news reports.
For the layperson, the NPC has assembled an online library of almost 50 articles, reports, and seminal documents from a variety of sources.
