Tag or tagging may refer to: [edit] Personal identifiers - Dog tag, a small, flat, metal identification label attached to a dog collar
- Dog tag (identifier), a small, flat, metal identification label worn around the neck of military personnel
- Triage tag, a tool used by first responders and medical personnel at mass casualty incidents
- A form of signature used by graffiti artists
- Another name for license plate
[edit] Computing - TAG (BBS), a DOS-based bulletin board system software program
- Tag (metadata), a keyword or term associated with or assigned to a piece of information
- Tag system, a deterministic computational model
- Knowledge tag, a type of meta-information that captures knowledge about content, media, or data
- Electronic tagging, a form of non-surreptitious surveillance
- Revision tag, a textual label associated with a specific revision of a project
- HTML tag, part of an Hypertext Markup Language document
- Tag (programming), a method for passing parameters to subroutines
- Tag editor, software for editing the metadata of multimedia files.
[edit] Corporations and organizations - Tactical Assault Group, an Australian counter-terrorism force
- Tamils Against Genocide, a United States-based non-governmental organization
- Technical Architecture Group, a W3C body created to document and build consensus around principles of Web architecture
- Techniques d'Avant Garde, a Luxembourgian private holding company
- TAG Heuer, a Swiss watchmaker
- TAG Recordings, a record label
- TAG Entertainment, a United States movie production company
- Transportes Aereos Guatemaltecos, a Guatemalan private passenger and cargo airline
- Treatment Action Group, an American HIV/AIDS activist organization
- Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Organization, an international holding firm
- Technical Advisory Group, a term used in IEEE Standardization
[edit] Education and language [edit] Sports and Entertainment [edit] Science and technology [edit] Politics - Tag, the German word for "day", is used in names of German legislative bodies, such as Landtag, Reichstag and Bundestag, because the earliest German legislative bodies met for a single day. It translates into English as Diet.
[edit] Other uses [edit] See also - Tagline, a form of advertising slogan
- Tagged, an online social networking site
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