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Recap of the Web 3.0 Conference

Tristan Teunissen of Kimengi was at the Web 3.0 conference in Santa Clara, CA last month where he observed many of the other companies and speakers. Teunissen gives us a view into his thoughts on "Web 3.0" as a term its uses and companies implementing new ideas and technologies in this space.

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Published 25 Feb 2010 12:56 PM by DaveW

Filed under: semantic web, web 3.0, conference

Web 3.0 Promises Change for Libraries

David Stuart of Research Information shares his views on the latest developments in Web 3.0 and how it will impact libraries and the sharing of information.

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Published 24 Feb 2010 9:37 AM by DaveW

Filed under: semantic web, web 3.0, second life, 3D

Tim Berners-Lee at ISWC 2009 Meet-Up

Sir Tim Berners-Lee speaks to a group of Semantic Web enthusiasts at the 8th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2009) that was held Oct. 25-29 near Washington, DC. ISWC is the major international forum where the latest research results and technical innovations on all aspects of the Semantic Web are presented.

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Published 6 Nov 2009 10:04 AM by AngelaLawson

Filed under: semweb, semweb podcast, semantic web, semantic universe, Semantic Technology Conference, Berners-Lee, Semantics, tim berners-lee, ISWC 2009

The Web’s Inventor Regrets One Small Thing

You've invented the Web and your one small regret is? According to Sir Tim Berners-Lee, he wishes he had not bothered with the “//” prefix used in all web site addresses.

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Published 13 Oct 2009 2:55 PM by AngelaLawson

Filed under: semantic web, web 3.0, Internet, opengovernment, open data, Berners-Lee, W3C, tim berners-lee

Searching for the Next Big Thing

The need for a simple UI and user-friendly results is amplified in a mobile device. Mobile search should return only a handful of results with a high accuracy and be focused on answers and not lists of links. This change of focus requires semantic search engines that ‘understand’ the meaning of words and content, rather than merely matching keywords.

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Published 13 Oct 2009 10:32 AM by AngelaLawson

Filed under: semantic, semantic web, Internet, advertising, Developer, search, semantic search, real-time search, mobile search, Semantics

Last Call: Widgets 1.0: Widget URIs

The Web Applications Working Group has published a Last Call Working Draft of Widgets 1.0: Widget URIs.

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Published 9 Oct 2009 8:48 AM by AngelaLawson

Filed under: semantic, academic, semantic web, web 3.0, Internet, visionary, researcher, W3C, Semantics, widgets

Ontologies, OWL, and the Semantic Web

The Sept./Oct. 2009 issue IT Professional has been dedicated to reviewing the progress of turning Semantic Web concepts into real-world applications. This issue reviews the progress that has been made in translating Semantic Web concepts into real-world applications.

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Published 8 Oct 2009 9:37 AM by AngelaLawson

Filed under: semweb, semweb example, semantic, academic, semantic web, Internet, RDFa, visionary, researcher, research, semantic search, linked data, semantic universe, Berners-Lee, mobile search, Semantics, Linguistics, tim berners-lee, ontologies, OWL

The Sentimeter, Part 011

In the forth post of his Gear Head Sentimeter series, Mark Gibbs wraps up the saga of developing this near real-time topical Twitter sentiment analysis tool. In Part 3, Gibbs had just fired up Microsoft's Fiddler, a free Web debugging tool, to try to figure out why the Sentimeter was generating errors.

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Published 2 Sep 2009 3:06 PM by AngelaLawson

Filed under: semantic, semantic web, web 3.0, Google, Internet, Facebook, tool, download, OpenAmplify, API, fun, Semantic Technology Conference, Semantics, TopicIntentions, Social Media, Sentimeter, Twitter, Now Media

The Twitter Sentimeter, Part Drei

In the third installment of The Twitter Sentimeter Mark Gibbs goes into greater detail about his caching problems and explains how he added some simple code to disable the OpenAmplify and ASP.NET caching.

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Published 21 Aug 2009 10:53 AM by AngelaLawson

Filed under: semweb example, semantic web, Internet, Developer, visionary, OpenAmplify, API, Social Media, Sentimeter, Twitter

The Sentimeter, Part Deux

In Part Deux, Gibbs continue to update his progress and discusses his initial thoughts on using SAP's Xcelsius. Read more about Gibbs’ project and learn how he came up with a simplified design of the Sentimeter that allowed him to avoid the whole problem of trying to do URL encoding in Xcelsius.

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Published 14 Aug 2009 10:03 AM by AngelaLawson

Filed under: semweb, semweb example, semantic, semantic web, Internet, Developer, visionary, OpenAmplify, Semantics, TopicIntentions

Tool Identifies Consumer Intent for Marketers

Want a better grasp on consumers visiting your website? A new tool from OpenAmplify may help by identifying consumer intent; the identification is based on linguistics and works by taking apart parts of conversations to determine what is meant. Called...

Published 13 Aug 2009 8:16 AM by AngelaLawson

Filed under: semweb, semantic, semantic web, OpenAmplify, Semantic Technology Conference, Semantics, Subjects, TopicIntentions, Linguistics, Social Media

Garlik's Open-Source RDF Triple Store Holds 60 Billion Triples

Scalability has long been a limiting factor for the enthusiastic adoption of Semantic Web technologies. The popular data stores are able to hold only on the order of hundreds of millions of RDF triples, the basic unit of information association where...

Published 14 Jul 2009 9:51 AM by AmpTeam

Filed under: semantic web, Developer, visionary, triple store, triples, 4store, Garlik

Panel: Linked Open Data from SemTech 2009 (Video)

This video covers a panel discussion on linked open data held at the the recent 2009 Semantic Technology Conference. It was uploaded by Semantic Universe . Panel: Linked Open Data from Semantic Universe on Vimeo .

Published 10 Jul 2009 9:20 AM by AmpTeam

Filed under: semantic web, linked data, semantic universe, Semantic Technology Conference, open data

Q&A with Chris Messina

Chris Messina is right in the thick of the open Web and the Semantic Web. He participates with the DiSo Project (focused on standardizing and opening social network technologies), the OpenID Foundation (focused on persistent ID across the Web), and recently...

Published 9 Jul 2009 11:06 AM by AmpTeam

Filed under: semantic web, Developer, visionary, Chris Messina

Yahoo! and DERI Collaborate on Advancing Semantic Search and Tagging

NUI's DERI and Yahoo! collaborate on Common Tag to advance semantic tagging and semantic search. Click through to read on.

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Published 29 Jun 2009 10:05 AM by AmpTeam

Filed under: semantic web, visionary, researcher, Deri, common tag, Yahoo!

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