Talis, my employer, has been a big promoter of Linked Data and open-access to information, because we see that new ideas often arise when existing ideas come together. Innovation, if you like, occurs at the join between ideas when they connect. I see this as fundamental to the way ideas and their applications (technology) advance…. Read More
Posts Tagged ‘rdf’
Friday, May 1st, 2009 Tags: API, Platform, rdf, recombination, Semantic Web, semantic web standards, Talis, web-like network, www.talis.com/cc
Category: Perspective, Semantic Web No Comments
I’ve been blogging a bit over on Nodalities about “stuff being connected”. The idea being basically: everyone is constantly creating data—all the bits of information that can be used in abstract. These tiny bits of information are constantly being generated by every process we undertake, from the obvious like online banking to the more obscure… Read More
Wednesday, December 17th, 2008 Tags: bank balances, cellular telephone, computing, GBP, linked data infrastructure, little processors, online banking, rdf, relational database, Semantic Web, software tools, web site points
Category: Digital, Perspective, Semantic Web 2 Comments
Image via Wikipedia I’m trying out a Zemanta blog post. What it does, apparently, is to suggest ideas for the article you’re currently writing. It’s a semantic blog suggestion feature, and it’s manifested in this instance as a firefox plugin that adds a write widget to my WordPress WYSIWYG editor. IIt updates every 300 characters,… Read More
Wednesday, June 4th, 2008 Tags: blogging, curser, firefox, flickr, interface feature, Internet Genius, on-the-fly, online application, plugin, RDF
store, rdf, scribefire, semantic, semantic features, suggestion, widget, wysiwyg editor, Zemanta
Category: Digital, review 9 Comments
