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"Thesaurus based search engines will become main stream in the near future"
The results of the survey titled “Do controlled vocabularies matter?” which was conducted by Semantic Web Company from May until June 2011 are public now.
“Thesaurus based search engines will become main stream in the near future”
The results of the survey titled “Do controlled vocabularies matter?” which was conducted by Semantic Web Company from May until June 2011 are public now.
Great satire: "Web 3.Oh No!"
Found this piece on FCW.com. I love it! Posted by John Klossner on Aug 03, 2009 For those of you, like me, who need a
Great satire: “Web 3.Oh No!”
Found this piece on FCW.com. I love it! Posted by John Klossner on Aug 03, 2009 For those of you, like me, who need a
Semantic Web Meetup Vienna is alive!
Over the past few months we have seen an impressive increase in Semantic Web Meetups all over the world. More and more afficionados enjoy this
No business is more complex than communications…
Image via Wikipedia As journalist and communications-professional I came acoss an article that I – although in German – have to recommend from the depth
Exploring and discussing the values of netizens
Prof. Rafael Capurro, one of the world’s most renowned experts of Information Ethics, together with his colleagues Max Senges (Ex-Google Researcher) and Michael Nagenborg (Robotics
OntoWiki Kick-off in Leipzig
Virtuoso+DBpedia+OntoWiki together with several industry relevant uses cases – that´s about the formula of the OntoWiki project, which was launched yesterday in Leipzig. Sören Auer
Ideas worth spreading: More Entertainment, less Technology
The tradition of Barcamps is not very old. The idea of course, is. Some of you might remember the upcoming of TED in 1984. TED
The Future, Quantum Encryption, Privacy on the Social Semantic Web
Just two memos: There is a talk tonight with Thomas Länger from the Viennese quantum encryption project (BBC article about the project), co-organized by quintessenz