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Well, that doesn’t look very useful does it? If you were to pull up that URI (when Release 4 is out) all you’d see is RDF with links to places called DBpedia and Freebase and Reuters . But keep those links in mind: they’re the key to a whole new world. Linked Data is the name of a movement underway (not too surprisingly, initiated by Sir Tim Berners-Lee) that sets a standard and expected behavior for publishing and connecting data on the web. This isn’t about publishing web pages – this is about turning those web pages into data that’s accessible to programs to work with. We’ll give you a quick example to make it real: Wikipedia is one of the single largest sets of information across a broad range of topics in the world. http://www.opencalais.com/node/9501 Life in the Linked Data Cloud - Calais Release 4 Coming Jan 09

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The Web has survived (perhaps even thrived ) because of the simple fact that it is the most fault-tolerant public information system on the planet. We can remove a Web site - a node in the global Web graph - but its removal is unlikely to affect the overall structure of the Web in such a way as to cause damage to its usefulness or availability. In the Semantic Web, making a small change to a single RDF document can have cascading (possibly disruptive) effects on the people, Web sites, and even machine agents that reference it. Therefore, the Semantic Web must also retain this inherent fault-tolerance or be doomed to failure. The Fault-Tolerant Semantic Web - Blog - Semantic Focus http://www.semanticfocus.com/blog/entry/title/the-fault-tolerant-semantic-web/

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