Archive for the ‘Semantic web’ Category

March 20th, 2010 - 3:49 pm § in Semantic web

Sydney Semantic Web Group

If you live in Sydney and you read this blog, then I suggest you join the “Sydney semantic web group” and come to our meet-ups. Sydney didn’t have a monthly SemWeb event so I started one up with the support of some energetic and sharp colleagues. We have started accumulating member[...]

March 2nd, 2010 - 8:12 pm § in Semantic web

3 Semantic Web Chrome Extensions

I’m always on the lookout for some useful browser extensions to make my life a little easier. My favourite browser is Chrome because it’s fast, clean and stable. Now that extensions are available, it makes sense to compile a little list of useful ones for the semantic web. There arenR[...]

November 12th, 2009 - 6:12 pm § in Semantic web

NY Times RDF

The New York Times has announced that it has made available RDF documents for us to use. They use 30,000 tags to power their Times Topics Pages and they intend to make them all available. They’ve also created a Google groups community for people to give feedback and share their experience with[...]

November 4th, 2009 - 4:06 pm § in Semantic web

7 Semantic web FireFox extensions

I’ve been using some add-ons for FireFox that enable me to investigate semantic mark-upon any given page if there is any on there. It’s good because it means I can begin to see which sites are all out on Semantic web and which ones aren’t yet. I’m definitely seeing a move tow[...]

October 20th, 2009 - 7:52 pm § in Semantic web

SMORE: link up your data

Finally semantic web formats are becoming more mainstream, although many of us in the SEO world are considered slightly odd and confusing for adopting them. We are not alone, search engines have adopted both RDFa and Microformats so it’s not so crazy for web professionals to be paying attentio[...]

September 22nd, 2009 - 5:56 pm § in Semantic web

Lisp & the Semantic Web

There are a number of new formats and languages that have sprung up with the semantic web in the last few years. LISP (LISt Processing) however is not a new language by any means but seems to have found a new role in the new web. I have and sometimes do program in Lisp because a [...][...]

August 21st, 2009 - 5:14 pm § in Semantic web

Large-scale industrial semantic web application

I am often asked what the point of the semantic web is and also how people can implement it and be a part of it through their websites. I came across this paper and thought it was an excellent example of the big picture. Wong, Crowder and Shadbolt wrote “Lesson Learnt from a Large-Scale Indust[...]

August 3rd, 2009 - 10:53 pm § in Semantic web

Is it really a URL?

I thought it might be a nice idea to go over what the different identifiers on the web were. Tim Berners-Lee recently showed some exasperation at us all calling everything “URL”. With the the Semantic Web gaining momentum, it’s even more important to start calling things by their c[...]

July 15th, 2009 - 1:44 am § in Semantic web

OWL – w00t

If you’re talking about RDF, then you should know about OWL. Web Ontology Language (OWL) is also a knowledge representation language and is also part of the semantic web (“OWL” just sounded better than “WOL”). It is built on top of RDF and written in XML. We don’t[...]





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