One of the main concerns has been verification of content that people will submit. But chronologically thinking our primary concern should actually be creation of content. Some of you may now wonder what possible concern there may be, with regard to the creation of content.
The main concern regarding creation of content is that a lot of information on several people, is not available on the Internet. This makes it tougher to gather information on these people.
So now as we know, there is a constraint with the current level of information on the Internet. To meet this issue, we should look up to alternative sources of information.
During my meeting with Professor Chandan Gowda, I was introduced to several books containing very relevant information on prominent people in Bangalore.
I list below the titles of these books:
1. Jnapaka Chitrashale - by D.V. Gundappa
2. The City Beautiful - by T. P. Issar
3. Monkey Tops: Old Buildings in Bangalore Cantonment - by Elizabeth Staley
4. Notes and Monographs - by Kora Chandy
5. Bangalore Roots and Beyond - by Maya Jaypal
6. Bangalore: A Century Of Tales From City & Cantonment - by Peter Colaco
7. Bengalurina Itihasa - by B.N. Sundara Rao
The main concern regarding creation of content is that a lot of information on several people, is not available on the Internet. This makes it tougher to gather information on these people.
So now as we know, there is a constraint with the current level of information on the Internet. To meet this issue, we should look up to alternative sources of information.
During my meeting with Professor Chandan Gowda, I was introduced to several books containing very relevant information on prominent people in Bangalore.
I list below the titles of these books:
1. Jnapaka Chitrashale - by D.V. Gundappa
2. The City Beautiful - by T. P. Issar
3. Monkey Tops: Old Buildings in Bangalore Cantonment - by Elizabeth Staley
4. Notes and Monographs - by Kora Chandy
5. Bangalore Roots and Beyond - by Maya Jaypal
7. Bengalurina Itihasa - by B.N. Sundara Rao
8. Bangalore Through the Centuries - by Fazlul Hasan
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