Monthly Archives: April 2008

FOAF – Friend of a friend

FOAF – is an ingenious little application that allows you to create an RDF about yourself, and your friends. You can create your own RDF file simply by visiting the FOAF-a-Matic. According to the FOAF Website: FOAF-a-matic is a simple … Continue reading

Posted in Future Think, Semantic Web | Tagged , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Tim Berners-Lee Semantic Web Podcast

The following is a transcript is of a Podcast  produced by Talis, with Tim Berners-Lee. [music] Paul Miller: 00:10 Hello and welcome to this Talking with Talis Podcast with your host, Paul Miller. Today, I talk with Sir Tim Berners-Lee, … Continue reading

Posted in Semantic Web, Tim Berners-Lee | Leave a comment

Tim Berners-Lee: Visions on Semantic Web

Recently Sir Tim Berners-Lee, created a new posting on his blog about the Semantic Web. Well, the Semantic Web has been in the news a bit recently. There was the buzz about Twine, a “Semantic Web company”, getting another round … Continue reading

Posted in Semantic Web, Tim Berners-Lee | Leave a comment

Semantic Web Resources

It’s now time to start providing more Semantic Web resources for your reference as opposed to only the W3C. Which of course, is the best one of all. But after all we must explore further. In this posting I will … Continue reading

Posted in Semantic Web | Leave a comment

Semantic Web – Primer Part 6

Source: Semantic Web FAQ Resource:  W3C-Semantic Web Retrieved: http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/SW-FAQ#What1 How do I participate in the Semantic Web? Does the Semantic Web require me to manually markup all the existing web-pages, or to convert all the data in relational databases into … Continue reading

Posted in Semantic Web | Leave a comment

Semantic Web – Primer Part 4

Source: Semantic Web FAQ Resource: W3C-Semantic Web Retrieved: http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/SW-FAQ#What1 How does the Semantic Web relate to XML Schemas?  What do ontologies buy me that XML and XML Schema don’t? An ontology differs from an XML Schema in that it is … Continue reading

Posted in Semantic Web | Leave a comment