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
Posts Tagged ‘semantic’
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 
I tend to live in a world of metaphor. It’s not my fault, according to Lakoff and Johnson. We all use metaphor all the time: to construct our thoughts and work out abstract concepts. I’ve been exploring this a bit in the context of the Semantic Web over on Nodalities. Please feel free to have… Read More
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008 Tags: abstract, blogging, concepts, conduit metaphor, ideas, me, semantic, Semantic Web
Category: Semantic Web 1Comment
Are we, as a society or set of societies too quick to categorise? I think we have built upon the Victorian-era’s predilection for classification for understanding. You’ll notice, no doubt, that I categorised the idea of classification as Victorian. Perhaps this is a helpful metaphorical conduit for expressing a large number of semantic nuances–a sort… Read More
Saturday, April 5th, 2008 Tags: Digital, ideas, nurse, practicing veterinary surgeon, semantic, veterinary surgeon
Category: review No Comments
I’ve been doing quite a bit of reading on the Semantic Web lately, and its primary feature from the perspective of a writer is a difficulty of easy definition. It avoids simple sobriquet and isn’t explained without analogy and lengthy description. The best way I have come to think of the whole system is as… Read More
Thursday, March 6th, 2008 Tags: Digital, ideas, interesting, introduction, Nicolas Cynober, nova spivack, Radar Technologies, semantic, Semantic Web, Tim Berners Lee, Web Talk, writer
Category: Digital, Semantic Web No Comments
Describing a company or concept as "Web 2.0" is so, last half-decade. Nevermind that most people still haven’t heard the phrase. If you don’t believe me, go ahead and poll your office or family: unless you’re not allowed out of the IT dungeon or your family all work as tech-bloggers, my guess is that they… Read More
Monday, November 5th, 2007 Tags: Digital, Facebook, internet phenomenon, online experiences, online startups, semantic, Semantic Web, social networks, Twitter, Web 2.0
Category: Digital, review 2 Comments
Describing a company or concept as "Web 2.0" is so, last half-decade. Nevermind that most people still haven’t heard the phrase. If you don’t believe me, go ahead and poll your office or family: unless you’re not allowed out of the IT dungeon or your family all work as tech-bloggers, my guess is that they… Read More
Monday, November 5th, 2007 Tags: Digital, Facebook, internet phenomenoon, online experiences, online startups, semantic, Semantic Web, social networks, Twitter, Web 2.0
Category: Digital, review No Comments
After my trial implementation of AdaptiveBlue’s Smartlink technology on this very site, I was contacted by Director of Business Development, Fraser Kelton, who agreed to a Questions and Answers session about Adaptive Blue’s new technology. For a quick introduction, I have been trying out AdaptiveBlue’s Blue Organiser for a few weeks and found their… Read More
Monday, October 29th, 2007 Tags: Amazon Affiliate ID, artist, Digital, Director of Business Development, Fraser Kelton, Google, Interview, Java, New York Times, New York Times Book Review, review, semantic, Semantic Web, Smartlink technology, subscription technology
Category: Digital, review, Semantic Web No Comments
After my trial implementation of AdaptiveBlue’s Smartlink technology on this very site, I was contacted by Director of Business Development, Fraser Kelton, who agreed to a Questions and Answers session about Adaptive Blue’s new technology. For a quick introduction, I have been trying out AdaptiveBlue’s Blue Organiser for a few weeks and found their semantic… Read More
Monday, October 29th, 2007 Tags: Amazon Affiliate ID, artist, Digital, Director of Business Development, Fraser Kelton, Google, Interview, Java, New York Times, New York Times Book Review, review, semantic, Semantic Web, Smartlink technology, subscription technology
Category: Digital, review, Semantic Web No Comments
In a bid to test a bit of the Semantic Web, I have inserted a little line of Java script into my blog which should automatically turn many of my links Smart. Not 8 hours after I had inserted the script, I was contacted by Fraser at AdaptiveBlue, the creaters of the Smartlink technology, who… Read More
Monday, October 15th, 2007 Tags: Digital, Google, HTML, Java, php, semantic, Smartlink technology
Category: Digital, review, Semantic Web 2 Comments
