Semantic Web: The Film
Kate Ray has created a short, clear video about the promise of the Semantic Web. It consists mainly of snippets of interviews with various folks (including briefly and vapidly me). It’s got snazzy...
View ArticleData.gov goes semantic
Data.gov has announced that it’s making some data sets available as RDF triples so Semantic Webbers can start playing with it. There’s an index of data here. The site says that even though only a...
View ArticleThe semantic tipping point
Have semantic technologies reached the tipping point? Rene Reinsberg at the MIT Entrepreneurship Review says yes. Im not sure what exactly a “tipping point” would be here, but it seems incontestable...
View Article[lodlam] The rise of Linked Open Data
At the Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives and Museums conf [LODLAM], Jonathan Rees casually offered what I thought was useful a distinction. (Also note that I am certainly getting this a little...
View Article[2b2k]The inevitable messiness of digital metadata
This is cross posted at the Harvard Digital Scholarship blog Neil Jeffries, research and development manager at the Bodleian Libraries, has posted an excellent op-ed at Wikipedia Signpost about how to...
View Article[eim] [semtechbiz] Viacom’s semantic approach
I’m at the Semantic Technology & Business conference in NYC. Matthew Degel, Senior Vice President and Chief Architect at Viacom Media Networks is talking about “Modeling Media and the Content...
View Article[eim][semtechbiz] Enterprise Linked Data
David Wood of 3RoundStones.com is talking about Callimachus, an open source project that is also available through his company. [NOTE: Liveblogging. All bets on accuracy are off.] We’re moving from PCs...
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