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Publishing: It’s all about the Metadata
We all know good metadata is important on the web but the definition of metadata is confusing and off putting; it’s basically data about data or put simply more information about existing information. I’ve been thinking about metadata and its … Continue reading
Is Publishing the future of Search?
In the past 12 months something very interesting has happened to web search giant, Google. It has become a publisher. By acquiring first Zagat, which publishes crowdsourced restaurant recommendations, and more recently the venerable US travel guide publisher Frommer’s, Google … Continue reading
This Week on the Semantic Web – 02 March 2012
This week Tonya Garcia raises questions about Google’s new privacy policy, Roger du Mars discusses the pivotal roles of SQL and NoSQL in the handling of unstructured and big data, and Tim Greene looks at the early reviews of Microsoft’s next-generation OS. Lastly, … Continue reading
This Week on the Semantic Web – 13 Jan 2012
We have barely settled into 2012 and Google are already causing semantic tidal waves. We take a glimpse at Google’s latest revelation ‘Search, Plus Your World’ in the same week that Hendler, co-founder of the Semantic Web, is selected as … Continue reading
This week on the Semantic Web – 11 Nov 2011
Each week we bring you the most thought-provoking news on how the semantic web is changing the way web users discover, interact and exchange online. This week on the PT blog is the story of Dag Kittlaus, the Siri millionaire and his … Continue reading
This Week on the Semantic Web
This week on the blog we’re rounding up some of the most thought-provoking stories we’ve found about the semantic web and how it’s changing the way web users are discovering, interacting with and buying things online. Jon Mitchell enjoys Google … Continue reading
This week on the Semantic Web
This week on the blog we’re rounding up some of the most thought-provoking stories we’ve found about the semantic web, and how it’s changing the way web users are discovering, interacting with and buying things online. Over the past week … Continue reading
Who owns the semantic web?
A few weeks ago, Google, Bing and Yahoo unveiled a new standard for making webpage data more easily interpretable. Their structured data standard certainly offers a significant jump from a context where their engines can match the keywords contained in documents and rank them according to metrics like link and keyword density, to one where the engines are beginning to understand what the documents are actually about. Continue reading
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