Nova Spivack

05.15.09

Nova Spivack's Twine is Red-HotFast Company

03.08.09

Nova Spivack, CEO of Radar Networks, which developed Twine, an ambitious "interest network" Web application based on semantic Web technologies, , said that Wolfram Alpha may be as "important for the Web (and the world) as Google, but for a different ...

06.11.08

Part I : Advice from Nova Spivack, CEO of Radar Networks at SemTech 2008. Radar Networks is the creator of Twine, a promising semantic-social-networking collaboration app.

SR: Nova, I'm looking for some advice. The semantic web field is exciting, it's promising. Suppose I'm a fairly competent programmer looking in from the outside. How do I break in and find work in the semantic web field?

01.16.08

Back when I was an industry analyst (VP, E-Business Strategies at the META Group, since acquired by Gartner), I often had to critique emerging markets.  Unlike venture capitalists, industry analysts are privy to product roadmaps from publicly-traded companies, including the industry giants (Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, IBM).  And unlike i-bankers, they are privy to product roadmaps from start-ups.  And as a kicker, some analysts (actually, only those with the largest firms; back then, primarily limited to those analysts with Gartner, Forrester, META and Giga) get a lot of great feedback from CIOs and other end users.

10.24.07

Yesterday I was able to spend a few minutes on the phone with Nova Spivack, CEO of Radar Networks. If you're reading this newsletter, you already know that Radar Networks announced its closed beta for Twine, its semantically enabled collaboration and information system.

The Twine effort has already been documented and described in depth, with blog posts, interviews, and articles available online. I wanted to get an overview of the system and eventual plan for its delivery from Nova as a prelude to more extensive coverage here on SemanticReport.