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Have you ever read “privacy policy” of your preferred social media?

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Today we had an interview date with Markus Mooslechner from ORF (Austrian Broadcasting). The TV-Show “Newton” will discuss next Saturday how social media affects our lives, especially how one can make sure that private data won´t be used improperly, e.g. by certain internet providers. My colleague Tassilo Pellegrini gave some nice examples how some providers … Continue reading »

“Knowledge Relationship Discovery” with Google

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One of the most important class of applications within the semantic web are services which help users to find out “hidden” relationships between resources like people, concepts or documents. I´ve been trying out Google Sets from time to time which was an always impressive application to me. You enter one or more members (eg. persons, … Continue reading »

Triple-I 2007: The next big discussion will be about privacy

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First of all: I enjoyed this year´s Triple-I very much. I met a lot of friends and colleagues in Graz, had plenty of interesting discussions, I gave a talk about “Enterprise n+1″ (together with Franz Novak and Henry Story) and a semantic wiki tutorial (with Denny Vrandecic and Sebastian Schaffert), I have seen interesting keynotes … Continue reading »

RSS Semantic Puzzle

  • Re-vamped PoolParty Knowledge Discoverer has been released
    PoolParty team has released a brandnew version of its knowledge discoverer to showcase the power of knowledge models in combination with linked data and text mining. First of all: PoolParty Knowledge Discoverer is more about collecting context information about documents … Continue reading →
  • Has Google hi-jacked the Semantic Web?
    Just recently Google has launched the ‘Knowledge Graph‘ (GKG) which “understands real-world entities and their relationships to one another: things, not strings.” Has Google hi-jacked the idea of the ‘Semantic Web’ or at least its vocabulary? Sean Golliher has compared … Continue reading →
  • PoolParty PowerTagging – bringing semantics to enterprises
    PoolParty PowerTagging (PPP) is on its way: By extending Confluence´s label management, new application scenarios which make use of content recommendation and semantic indexing will be supported soon. PPP will be published at this year´s Atlassian Summit and at SemTechBiz … Continue reading →
  • Exploiting Big Data: Linked Data and SKOS
    Yesterday I gave a webinar covering the question which role SKOS plays in the linked data game. Just the day before I discovered an interesting white paper published by Fujitsu which clearly states that linked data and SKOS are excellent … Continue reading →
  • reegle.info – linked (open) energy data cloud
    Access to the latest high quality information on renewables, energy efficiency and climate change is fundamental to the acceleration of the clean energy marketplace, facilitating investments, promoting new legislation and regulations and broadening interest and knowledge in the sector. reegle.info … Continue reading →
  • LOD2 Plenary Vienna (March 2012) – 3rd day – afternoon session
    Promising title. After two and a half day (well for almost all of us) we entered the final phase of the plenary. So two and a half days of intense and interesting discussions catching up with all that has been … Continue reading →
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