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MUST’10

By carlotorniai on November 24, 2009

The 2010 International Workshop on Multimedia and Semantic Technologies will take place in usan, Korea, 21-23 May, 2010 In conjunction with FutureTech 2010.

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Semantic Web for the masses? - Part II

By carlotorniai on July 25, 2009

In a previous post I’ve highlighted the need of simple tools that can be easily accessed by a large number of users in order to
- ease the process of publishing and retrieving structured information
- show the value of having structured information on the web
Recently at Deri Giovanni Tummarello and his rsearch group has launched [...]

Posted in Semantic Web, Technology | Tagged Deri, JSON, microformats, RDF, RDFa, Semantic Web, Sigma, Sindice | Leave a response

Semantic Web for the masses?

By carlotorniai on June 29, 2009

A very interesting discussion is going on in a long thread started in the Linked Data Publc mailing list.
The main point is about what are the barriers that prevents the Semantic Web to spread and what it has to be done to make it easy for non-researcher to create, publish and use RDF [...]

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Semantic Technology Conference 2009

By carlotorniai on June 15, 2009

Attending Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose. Lot of people, interesting opening session. Currently attending the tutorials day. Follow me on Twitter for real time updated. Look for the hashtag #semtech2009.

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Google supports RDFa

By carlotorniai on May 13, 2009

Yesterday Google announced the support of RDFa. I’m impressed by the power of the big G because Yahoo Searchmonkey has been supporting RDFa since long time and they never made such a breakthrough in the news. There are pros and cons in the current Google approach as Ian Davis point out here. I think that it’s a [...]

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