August 2008: the Semantic Web Gang discusses search and the Semantic Web
In August’s edition of the Semantic Web Gang, guests Peter Mika and Giovanni Tummarello join the regular members to discuss search and the Semantic Web. With much excitement around the topic and cutting edge developments such as SearchMonkey and Sindice there are many issues for the gang to discuss. The need to clearly communicate the benefits of any new technology surfaces as a strong theme throughout the discussions, as does the need to improve the range and quality of vocabularies for describing data on the Semantic Web.
Gang regular Alex Iskold was unavailable for this call. Standing in for regular chair Paul Miller was gang member Tom Heath.
During the conversation, we refer to the following resources;
- Calais
- DBin
- DERI Galway
- eRDF
- FOAF
- GRDDL
- John Sowa
- Linked Data
- Linking Open Data project
- Marmoset
- Microformats
- Nodalities Magazine
- OKKAM Project
- Ontologies
- PageRank Algorithm
- Powerset
- Pursuing the Goal of Language Understanding – Slides by John Sowa
- RDFa
- RDF Vocabulary Description Langauge (RDFS)
- SearchMonkey
- SearchMonkey for the iPhone
- Semantic Technology Conference
- Sindice
- SIOC
- W3C
- Yahoo! Research Barcelona











August 22nd, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Ham.. i am not a research assistant
despite what i said at the beginning of the cast. The trills of live recording.
August 26th, 2008 at 11:34 pm
Just wanted to throw one more site into the mix, thought you might consider it for the roundtable. LOUD3R.com, a network of websites, each dedicated to a different topic, all created using their semantic content engine combined with human editors.
thanks, and keep up the great work.
David
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