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55 people enjoyed the first semantic web meetup in vienna
Yesterdays first “semantic web meetup” attracted 55 attendees to join in for presenting, talking and socialising. Approximately one year after the series of semantic web meetups started in NYC, there
1000-and-one pulldowns
Image by wocrig via Flickr Luckily, times have come, where semantic search techniques have found their way to enhance knowledge providing theme portals. Nearly once a week a new knowledge
Cultural heritage and the Semantic Web
The semantic web is suffering of data. Still. To get the network effects we expect to have with the use of the semantic web, there is still the need to
the next google
Image via Wikipedia Maybe you have noticed it already; today in the morning something new appeared at Google’s search engine interface: A bunch of corresponding search-suggestions based on your search
Keep the Semantic Web trusty
Image via Wikipedia In recent days – here at Semantic Web Company – we have had a lot of discussions on how the future of the Semantic Web (name it
Semantic-like tools to pimp your blog
Presently more and more tools come up in the Web 2.0 – Domain, which bring semantic technologies into blogger´s everyday life. Zemanta was for sure a break-through in annotation of
Enterprise Search goes Open Source
In his recent interview Andreas Blumauer (SWC) asked Mario Lenz, from german-based knowledge management solution provider EMPOLIS, about their OS-Initative SMILA. As Lenz explained, SMILA acts within a domain of
semantic technolgies for non-SQL-writers
Andreas Blumauer (Semantic Web Company) talked with Brian Donnelly about a new system on the market called “Semantic Discovery System” (SDS), which helps to do sophisticated queries across existing datasets.
examples how the semantic web may be monetized
Two new services based on semantic technologies came up recently: Jinni a recommendation portal for movies and tv shows and BooRah’s Restaurant Reputation Report. Both are good examples how the
corporate wiki: more than a software
Image via Wikipedia It’s fashionable to have a corporate wiki installed at the own company. But often – to speak a word of truth – this wikis are not more