Library Cataloging
An no-nonsense guide to Semantic Web specs for XML people appears on Stefano Mazzocchi's 'blog.
- Problems With Names
Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Names shows the computer folks are finding names a problem. We could have told them that a long time ago.So, as a public service, I?m going to list assumptions your systems probably make about names. All of these assumptions...
- Semantic Web
Semantic Blogging : Spreading the Semantic Web Meme by Steve Cayzer is on the the symantic web applied to blogging.This paper is about semantic blogging, an application of the semantic web to blogging. The semantic web promises to make the web more useful...
- Semantic Web
W3C is pleased to announce the launch of phase two of the Semantic Web Activity. The W3C Membership approved two new Working Groups, the Best Practices and Deployment and RDF Data Access. They join the existing RDF Core and Web Ontology Working Groups...
- Semblogging
The Semblogging demonstrator is now out.Here are some simple notes for looking at the HP Labs semantic blogging demonstrator The blog is intended to show the use of semantic web technologies augmenting the blogging paradigm, and applied to the domain...
- Semantic Web
Enabling the Semantic Web for Scientific Research And Collaboration by Eric Miller discusses issues of trust, vocabularies, policy in building the semantic Web.A global ubiquitous information infrastructure is the goal of the Semantic Web. The Semantic...
Library Cataloging
Semantic Web
An no-nonsense guide to Semantic Web specs for XML people appears on Stefano Mazzocchi's 'blog.
The Semantic Web has a serious problem: the XML people don't understand it.They think it's an utterly complex way to write metadata that you can do with simple namespaces. The two worlds (despite being both hosted inside W3C) don't talk very much. Many (if not all) W3C folks are all in the RDF camp (and have been there for a while) and they see XML as a half-baked attempt to solve issues that RDF already solves. Unfortunately, not having been in the XML camp at all, they have no way to communicate with the other side.The XML camp, on the other hand, thinks that they know how to build things that work, while the RDF people are all sitting in their ivory towers telling them that what they are doing is wrong, but without understanding their real-world needs.
- Problems With Names
Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Names shows the computer folks are finding names a problem. We could have told them that a long time ago.So, as a public service, I?m going to list assumptions your systems probably make about names. All of these assumptions...
- Semantic Web
Semantic Blogging : Spreading the Semantic Web Meme by Steve Cayzer is on the the symantic web applied to blogging.This paper is about semantic blogging, an application of the semantic web to blogging. The semantic web promises to make the web more useful...
- Semantic Web
W3C is pleased to announce the launch of phase two of the Semantic Web Activity. The W3C Membership approved two new Working Groups, the Best Practices and Deployment and RDF Data Access. They join the existing RDF Core and Web Ontology Working Groups...
- Semblogging
The Semblogging demonstrator is now out.Here are some simple notes for looking at the HP Labs semantic blogging demonstrator The blog is intended to show the use of semantic web technologies augmenting the blogging paradigm, and applied to the domain...
- Semantic Web
Enabling the Semantic Web for Scientific Research And Collaboration by Eric Miller discusses issues of trust, vocabularies, policy in building the semantic Web.A global ubiquitous information infrastructure is the goal of the Semantic Web. The Semantic...