Apr 29, 2008 | ZDNet Blogs
Linked Data on the Web, WWW2008
“Linked Data is the Semantic Web done as it should be. It is the Web done as it should be.”
The main programme of this year's World Wide Web Conference gets underway here in Beijing today , but ahead of that yesterday was devoted to workshops . via ZDNet Blogs
I talked about Microformats in a post last year on web20expo. It appears that the technology is now going main stream. via Sun Bloggers
Great Collective Intelligence Book; Includes a Chapter I Wrote
I highly recommend this new book on Collective Intelligence . It features chapters by a Who's Who of thinkers on Collective Intelligence, including a chapter by me about "Harnessing the Collective Intelligence ... via Minding the Planet
How to build the mesh - #3: Shared Structured Content Servers
Call it micro-content, micro-formats, tagging, meta-data, semantic web, shared knowledge bases or what have you - the idea is that content comes along with extra 'stuff' associated with it and that all that ... via Marc's Voice
About: Cypher is an AI program that generates the .rdf and .serql representations of plain language input, allowing users to speak plain language to update and query databases. via Freshmeat
A Ruby Plasma Data Engine based on DBPedia SPARQL queries
Submitted by richard dale on Thu, 04/17/2008 - 19:08. KDE General I've been playing with using KIO::get() to make queries on the DBPedia SPARQL endpoint, parse the XML result set and convert it to be used by a ... via Kdedevelopers.org blogs
On the road to the Semantic Web
“Sacramento is the capital of California.”
The Semantic Web has been just around the corner for a few years. It turns out that bringing a semantic layer of metadata to the Internet is like climbing a mountain in flip-flops. Last night, Semantic Web ... via CNET News.com
Having computers understand what humans write
“Look, putting angle brackets around things is not a technology, by itself. I'd rather make progress by having computers understand what humans write, than by forcing humans to write in ways computers can understand.”
Jon Udell of Microsoft recently referred back to a quote from Sergey Brin, Google co-founder, who stated the following in response to a question about RDF and the Semantic Web : "Look, putting angle brackets ... via Family Man Librarian
The OWL Working Group published six drafts today related to the OWL 2 Web Ontology Language: OWL 2 defines extensions to OWL , which is one of the core standards of the Semantic Web . via World Wide Web Consortium
'We see TripIt as a small example of how the Semantic Web is developing'
It was in September last year when TripIt , the first online service that automatically organises all of travel information into a master travel itinerary - " no matter where you booked, was introduced. via Travel Distribution News
Semantic Technologies and our CTO Blog
We host a number of blogs, some more active than others. One of the least active has been our CTO blog . via Gilbane Report News
New Life for Good Old LC Subject Headings
Roy Tennant reports that LC's Ed Summers has launched http://lcsh.info/ to demonstrate what can be done with Library of Congress Subject Headings. via Law Librarian Blog
BlogHer Joo Khim at Clapping Trees , a blog that focuses on the effective use of design/learning methodologies and free software to enhance learning among students and working adults, alerted me to this report ... via BlogHer
Informatics Software with Semantic Technologies
IO Informatics has announced the latest version of their Sentient Suite informatics software. via Bio IT World
All in the Ponderings & code by Drew McLellan Drew McLellan Drew McLellan has been hacking on the web since around 1996 following an unfortunate incident with a margarine tub. via All in the <head>