GMU. Pipes. Web 3.0: what it means for journalists (part. Following 'Web 3.0: what it means for journalists (part 1)' and Journalism.co.uk's interview with John Breslin, founder of the Semantically-Interlinked Online Communities project (SIOC), on the Insite blog, here's an overview of some of the most important semantic web applications for journalists.Twine.comTwine, for example, is a new social bookmarking site underpinned with semantic technology.
For journalists it is Facebook on steroids. Through Twine you can join groups (called Twines) where people post interesting links, bookmarks and resources on specific topics as diverse as the 'Financial Crisis' and 'Beer'. Based on your activity and items you have bookmarked, the site 'recommends' twines, connections with other members and other items people have saved.
Users don't see the Natural Language Processing employed, only the functionality. Apture: cool tool for adding multimedia – Innovation in College. Loudoun County News and Information.