Making Data Silos Efficient with Semantics
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Rebuilding Public Trust: The Case For Compliant Financial Data
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The W3C Media Fragments Working Group has published the First Public Working Draft of Use cases and requirements for Media Fragments. The aim of this specification is to enhance the Web infrastructure for supporting the addressing and retrieval of subparts of time-based Web resources.
The RIF Working Group met for the 13th and final time at MIT’s Stata Center in Cambridge, Mass., on April 15-17. The meeting was extremely productive, closing all critical path issues and forming a concrete plan to bring all rec-track drafts to last call by May, 2009.
A new SW Use case just been published by Twine. Twine helps people track, discover, and share content around topics they are interested in. Twine enables users to track groups that collectively gather content from a wider array of external sources than they could keep up with on their own.