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Archive for May 2007
Sparqling 5 years of semantic web evolution
The Semantic Web School has monitored press releases about semantic technologies and related stuff over the past 5 years. A collection of about 1.200 links and summaries on articles are the result. These articles were tagged and those tags are mainly linked to wikipedia – so this might be an interesting data collection for some … Continue reading
On top of the Viennese library
together with Leo Sauermann talking about the Semantic Desktop “war mir ein großes Volksfest”. Thanks Leo!
Yahoo Researcher Declares Semantic Web Dead – and reborn again…
When Mor Naaman from Yahoo said in a special track on Web 3.0 at WWW2007 that the “Semantic Web” is dead, he obviously tried to attract attention. Nevertheless, in my opinion he is absolutely right – there is no chance to “teach” people to annotate web content in a more sophisticated way than “social tagging” … Continue reading
RDF-Data is the Next Intel Inside…
…is the ultimative design pattern for the Semantic Web. In search for high quality data W3C provides a platform called “Linking Open Data on the Semantic Web“. Some basic datasets like geographic or encyclopedic information are already available. The more meshups from that datasets people will build the more data will be available, and so … Continue reading
Reminder: Call for papers TRIPLE-I
TRIPLE-I The Innovation Conference for Knowledge Management, New Media Technology and Semantic Technologies 5 – 7 September 2007 Graz, Austria http://www.triple-i.info The TRIPLE-I Conference series is a joint venture of the conferences I-KNOW – International Conference on Knowledge Management I-MEDIA – International Conference on New Media Technology I-SEMANTICS – International Conference on … Continue reading
Yet another search interface for wikipedia?
It has always been worth using exalead from time to time to “exalead” (somehow that verb isn´t that popular as “to google”) one´s favourite search phrases (you usually type in when you start your computer in the morning . That´s because exalead finds sometimes really “new” websites for you when you´re a regular google-user. So, … Continue reading
Semantic Search for the WWW2007
When I tried to figure out which tendencies, hot topics and trends at the upcoming WWW2007 will be discussed, I first looked up the official website of the conference. I thought to myself – why isn´t there a semantic search implemented for the WWW2007? But the weblog revealed: There is one! After doing some research … Continue reading
Meaning-based search engine
The recently published Top 100 Alternative Search Engines are mainly covering bad copies of Google. The reason is, that (1) no semantics/meaning of the content is being extracted by most of the “alternatives” and (2) they don´t focus on special domains. Therefore Google won´t be topped in the next few years… But, if you take … Continue reading
Online Survey about the relationship between Web 2.0 and Semantic Web
Semantic Web School has just started its Semantic Awareness Barometer 2007. This year´s online survey investigates into the relationship between Web 2.0 and Semantic Web. If you have experiences in any of these fields, please feel free to participate. The following aspects are of central interest: The interplay of Web 2.0 applications and Semantic Web … Continue reading
Nova Spivack gave an interview…
Nova Spivack gave an interview to the Semantic Web School where he points out again, that it´s time to bring the Semantic Web to ordinary non-technical end-users. Read more….
Semantic Puzzle
- 17 Video Tutorials are available now: Learn how to use PoolParty – step by step!Learn how to make use of PoolParty, step by step! Each video is about a specific feature or functionality of PoolParty Thesaurus Server or PoolParty Extractor. By walking through all the modules you learn how to use PoolParty for your … Continue reading →
- Linked (Open) Data has reached the European Publishing Industry – but is it the ‘Real Linked Data’ – a short review on the Publishers’ Forum 2013Invited by Helmut von Berg, Director at Klopotek & Partner (Klopotek is THE European vendor for publishing production software) I had the chance to participate and speak at this years Publishers’ Forum 2013 at the Concorde Hotel in Berlin on 22nd … Continue reading →
- PoolParty: SKOS is the basis for Enterprise Knowledge GraphsIn its core, PoolParty is built upon SKOS, W3C’s standard to define controlled vocabularies like taxonomies or thesauri. However, the latest release 3.2.2 of the well known Thesaurus Software offers a highly flexible RDF schema editor to introduce either widely … Continue reading →
- REMINDER: I-SEMANTICS 2013 – Deadline ExtensionI-SEMANTICS 2013, the 9th International Conference on Semantic Systems, has extended the deadlines of its Call for Papers. Important Dates (Research & Application & Challenge Papers) Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: April 8, 2013 Extended Submission Deadline: April 15, 2013 Notification … Continue reading →
- I-Semantics Conference 2013 calls for industry submissionsThis year’s i-Praxis Track is running under the title „The linked enterprise – how linked open data revolutionize industry“. I-Semantics Conference invites presenters coming from industry, to submit to the iPraxis Call 2013. All accepted submission will be granted a … Continue reading →
- GBPN Knowledge Platform using Semantic Technologies and Linked Open Data launchedThe brand new web based GBPN Knowledge Platform has been launched on 21 February 2013. It helps the building sector effectively reduce its impact on climate change! It has been designed as a participative knowledge hub and data hub harvesting, … Continue reading →
