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Reading List : Web, Linked Data, REST, Semantic Web – webr3.org

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http://www.acidweb.fr/digeronsleweb2/web-semantique/le-web-semantique-pour-les-nuls Par Guillaume Noé • Jan 30th, 2008 • Catégorie: Web sémantique Ma première fois avec le web sémantique, j’ai trouvé le concept génial mais je n’ai rien compris. Qu’est-ce donc que cette chose savante? Encore une nouveauté 2.0?

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Primer - Getting into the semantic web and RDF using N3

[ translations into other languages ] The world of the semantic web, as based on RDF, is really simple at the base. This article shows you how to get started. http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/Primer
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Web 3.0 and semantic web applications in the public sector #govweb3 - Social Matters

Paul assured us that he isn't here on public service time with a sly reference to grogsgamut as well as giving us a profile of his social media footprint. with a common language and the ability to interrogate the data sets clearer pictures and trends are identified earlier, in the case of pharmaceuticals this saves lives. The main theme of Paul's talk was that the most important thing for web 3.0 and health is the data sets which on their own may be small but when combined with other data sets become extremely powerful.

currently without a clever subtitle | MilStan’s blog

http://www.milanstankovic.org/blog/ Making Sense of Microposts: Big things come in small packages Twitter, Facebook Like, Foursquare, and similar low-effort publishing services reduce significantly the effort required to participate on the Web. Enormous quantities of small user input are being piped into the data streams of the Web, leading to a rate of growth never before witnessed.
http://www.practical-semantics.com/ Who should attend? Department and team managers, professionals in Information Management, Chief Information Officers, and information architects wishing to understand how semantic solutions can benefit their organization. Those wishing to increase the efficiency of their organizations, be it large or small, such as police departments, government departments, education and training departments, financial institutions, pharmaceutical companies, engineering companies, scientific institutions. You will understand the basics of what semantic technology can achieve for you. Practical uses cases and demonstrators will show how semantic solutions can bring benefits to your organization.

Practical Semantics Seminars in Brussles, Leipzig and Utrecht

Social Media's Web 2.0 Merges Into Semantic Web With Paper.li

Did you ever think about becoming Editor-in-Chief of your own newspaper? Well, Paper.li can score you that gig. In an automated process, those you follow on Twitter and the links included in their tweets, can essentially become the subject matter of your own daily online newspaper that you can create in less than 5 minutes. As social media generates real-time news, it can now interface with Paper.li to not only publish this news onto a micro-site, it will also tweet it out to all of one's Twitter followers daily. Social Media Scientist Daily by Ron Callari Curation of existing Web content is being explored by a number of semantic technology companies today, like Adaptive Semantics that's been generating content for the Huffington Post (see previous post, " HuffPo & The 'Wisdom of Machines' Crack Open Semantic Web Portal "). http://inventorspot.com/articles/social_medias_web_20_merges_semantic_web_paperli?amp;utm_medium=twitter
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Social Media's Web 2.0 Merges Into Semantic Web With Paper.li

Did you ever think about becoming Editor-in-Chief of your own newspaper? Well, Paper.li can score you that gig. In an automated process, those you follow on Twitter and the links included in their tweets, can essentially become the subject matter of your own daily online newspaper that you can create in less than 5 minutes.
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March 24th, 2012 In the previous article in this series, Is The Universe a Computer? New Evidence Emerges I wrote about some new evidence that appears to suggest that the universe may be like a computer, or least that it contains computer codes of a sort. But while this evidence is fascinating, I don’t believe that ultimately the [...] March 22nd, 2012

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The Semantic Web, Part V: Getting Ready | Smart Data Collective

This series on the semantic web started with an introduction in Part I. In Part II, I made the business case for going semantic. Part III focused on complementary technologies . In Part IV, I provided a case study of how one company is already successfully reaping the benefits of the semantic web.

The Semantic Web & THE POWER OF PULL » Introduction

On the Web today, we see millions of web sites, each of which presents web pages and documents. These are simply electronic versions of the old paper-based ways of doing things: writing checks, filing taxes, looking at menus, catalog pages, magazines, etc. When you search for something on Google, you get a list of web sites that may or may not have what you’re looking for, based on keywords found in the text. You have to look at each one and decide whether it answers your question. Google doesn’t know where the information or answers are; it just knows which pages have which keywords and who links to them.
The core Semantic Web technology is RDF, a W3C standard that reduces all data to three-part statements known as triples . If your data fits into the triple data model and is stored in one of the specialized databases known as triplestores , the advantages of Semantic Web technology are obvious. This doesn't mean, though, that the technology has nothing to offer you if your data is in more traditional formats such as relational databases and spreadsheets. Open source and commercial tools are available to convert data in these formats to triples, giving you an easy way to combine data from multiple sources using different formats.

Integrate disparate data sources with Semantic Web technology

Planète Web Sémantique

Note: XML Prague is also a very interesting pre-conference day, a traditional dinner, posters, sponsors announcements, meals, coffee breaks, discussions and walks that I have not covered in article for lack of time. When I was a child, I used to say that I was feeling Dutch when I was in France and French when I was in the Netherlands. That was nice to feel slightly different and I liked to analyze the differences between Dutch people who seemed to be more adult and civilized and French people who seemed to me more spontaneous and fierce.