Thinking Space
Rated • 1 review • internet • blogspot.com
Last seen: 22 months ago
yairdan is a 36 year old person from Israel
Israeli and Belgian. I like hot-blooded types, to discuss politics with (sometimes). Sometimes, I prefer comics, animation and semiotics.
Rated • 1 review • internet, semantic web, datahub, object oriented web • semanticfocus.com
Interesting thoughts and interesting comments
Rated • 1 review • comics, politics, bizarre, un, united nations • ft.com
Hehe. Those guys still live in the 50's. That's their problem.
Rated • 1 review • internet, semantic web, ontology, information visualization, web3 0 • vu.nl
Ontology-based Information Visualization: Toward Semantic Web Applications. (2005)
Rated • 2 reviews • linguistics, bizarre, fun, teddy bear, funny • metacafe.co.il
Linguists are going crazy. CRAZY!
Rated • 1 review • internet, search engines, google, metadata, semantic web • gcn.com
Earlier this week, Google announced that it was revamping its Internet search engine. Google promised that when people search on its site, they should start getting a wider range of results, including more links to videos, images, news, maps and books.
Among the changes, according to a report issued by the equity research firm Bear, Stearns & Co., is additional capability in semantic reasoning about the material the site indexes. The company has applied for a number of patents around a technology it calls the Programmable Search Engine, which will look for metadata posted on Web sites that defines the material on those sites.
Rated • 1 review • internet, semantic web, web3 0, microformat • internetnews.com
Enter Microformats, which offer the promise of helping Web content owners enable users to connect the disparate dots that connect content in a semantic way. To be more precise and borrowing from the official Microformats.org definition, "Microformats are small bits of HTML that represent things like people, events, tags, etc. in Web pages."
Rated • 1 review • science, semantic web, o reilly, web3 0, ontologies • oreillynet.com
Why are there so few Web pages in XML or applications that handle them? Will the SOAP/Schema/XSLT/RDF syndicate succeed in transporting us safely across the ocean of information?
Rated • 54 reviews • politics • adsoftheworld.com