Radar Networks readies new release of Twine. In March, Radar Networks launched Twine, an application that organizes information and connects people, places, companies, products, Web pages, videos, and photos.
Along with Metaweb's Freebase, Powerset (sold to Microsoft), Hakia, Reuters' Calias, AdaptiveBlue and a few other start-ups, Radar Networks is trying to crack the code on building a piece of the semantic Web. In a Times Online article , Web creator Tim Berners-Lee gave an example of how the semantic Web would work: "Imagine if two completely separate things--your bank statements and your calendar--spoke the same language and could share information with one another. You could drag one on top of the other and a whole bunch of dots would appear showing you when you spent your money. " Twine won't provide that futuristic capability but it attempts to build a "semantic graph" of relationships between content, tags, people and Twines (the collection of items of an individual or group on the service). CodeDeFuite. Partie I - Trois perspectives Perspective numérique et cartographie sémantique #2 Code de fuite Au coeur de ces innovations, il y a la version 6 de l' Internet Protocol (IPv6) et sa capacité à délivrer une quasi infinité d'adresses, non pas seulement des adresses de machines comme IPv4, mais des adresses de groupes, sous couvert desquelles autant de collectifs plus ou moins étendus peuvent échanger de manière synchrone ou asynchrone sans l'entremise d'aucun centre physique au sens où nous l'avons défini précédemment.
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