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structured data web3.0
The first major Web trend we're looking at is Structured Data .
Structured Data
Meaningtool SemanticTrees
Rigid audience categories are useless when handling large sets of ever changing data.
According to Google, rich snippets "extract and show more useful information from web pages than the preview text that you are used to seeing." Significantly, Google is using structured data open standards such as microformats and RDFa to power the rich snippets feature. It is inviting publishers to mark up their HTML and webmasters can find more details here .
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—The Wolfram|Alpha Team
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Digg Beyond Digg With New Chrome And Firefox Extensions
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