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Tag: Semantic Web

26 July 201024 May 2020Semantic Web

A Semantic Web service for the lazy blogger

If you’re one of the bloggers that love to blog but never […]

24 March 201024 May 2020Semantic Web

UK Institute of Web Science announced

Gordon Brown announced yesterday the establishment of a UK Institute of Web […]

11 November 200924 May 2020Semantic Web

Whatever you want to ask about the Semantic Web…

…you can ask at the Semantic Overflow. A Semantic Web expert will […]

25 October 200924 May 2020Semantic Web

Raw Data Now in the UK update

The implementation of Sir Tim’s “Raw Data Now” vision is well under […]

24 October 200924 May 2020Semantic Web

What is an ontology anyway?

Chances are anyone who has come across the terms ‘Semantic Web’ or […]

25 June 200924 May 2020Semantic Web

Semantics at the New York Times

Who says the Semantic Web exists only in the minds of academics? […]

26 May 200924 May 2020Semantic Web

Web 3.0, Linked Data and the Semantic Web

Greg Boutin, founder of Growthroute Ventures, recently posted a series of articles […]

20 March 200931 January 2020Semantic Web

Raw Data Now!

Tim Berners-Lee, father of the World Wide Web and the Semantic Web, […]

12 March 200924 May 2020Semantic Web

The Semantic Web in our mailboxes

Can the Semantic Web improve the way we send and receive email? […]

10 February 200924 May 2020Semantic Web

Semantics in Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing is about replacing desktop-based computing resources with internet-based ones. The […]

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