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06.18.10
Relational Database and the Semantic Web

In order for the Semantic Web to become a reality and success, there needs to be data on the web published as Linked Data. However, data on the web is not a new thing. People have been publishing raw data for a long time as XML, CSV or even spreadsheets. Data can also be accessed through APIs.  But where does most of the data on the web come from? Relational Databases!

06.11.10
Semantic Universe Linked Data : Part I "RDFification"

Introduction

Semantic Universe has begun producing linked data for its Enterprise Data World and Semantic Technology Conferences. There were several motivations behind this effort.

05.04.10
What Is HTML 5? - Practical Ecommerce
04.28.10
What is Open Graph? - LWN.net
04.21.10
Facebook Seeks To Build The Semantic Search Engine
Facebook Seeks To Build The Semantic Search Engine
04.05.10
Context + Semantics + Phones = Consumer-Oriented Semantic Applications

When most people think about "semantic" or "Semantic Web"-based software, they tend to think about applications that are quite explicit about their use of RDF, SKOS and OWL. While these types of applications are clearly becoming more popular, the vast majority of people have no clue why they should care about such things.

04.05.10
Context + Semantics + Phones = Consumer-Oriented Semantic Applications

When most people think about "semantic" or "Semantic Web"-based software, they tend to think about applications that are quite explicit about their use of RDF, SKOS and OWL. While these types of applications are clearly becoming more popular, the vast majority of people have no clue why they should care about such things.

03.11.10
World Wide Web Consortium Names Jeffrey Jaffe as CEO - xchange Magazine
03.05.10
New HTML+RDFa draft published

The W3C has just published seven documents related to HTML5. This set of documents also include the latest drafts of HTML+RDFa and of HTML Microdata.

01.30.10
What's Coming Up in 2010, and Beyond, for Web Development - HTML Goodies