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Tag: web 3.0 (page 2)
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Web Optimization: W3C Takes Semantic Web to Next Level
If you think RDFa and the semantic web is only for geeks, it's time to take a second look. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is advancing the standards for tomorrow's Internet and web content management vendors are getting on-board.
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Worio Leverages Social Media to Find What's Interesting, Not Just Popular
Usually the words search and discovery have referred to legal holds and compliance issues. But now, thanks to Worio, those words also refer to good ol’ fashioned Internet searches. Back in February we profiled Worio as it tried to define itself as a search engine that uses user-driven data as
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Nstein’s TME 5.0: Optimize Your Web Content for the Semantic Web
With the planned Fall 2009 release of a feature-rich up-grade to its Text Mining Engine (TME), Nstein Technologies (news, site ) is taking semantic metadata firmly into the world of Web 3.0.
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Google Wave: Communicate and Collaborate Google Style
Both e-mail and instant messaging are pretty basic ideas. Originally designed back in the ‘60s, the two electronic earth-shakers were made to replace what we had back then: the telephone and snail mail. Consider what we have now: blogs, wikis, collaborative documents, etc.
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RDFa, Drupal and a Practical Semantic Web
In the march toward creating the semantic web, web content management systems such as Drupal (news, site ) and many proprietary vendors struggle with the goal of emitting structured information that other sites and tools can usefully consume.
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Worio Finds What You Didn't Even Know You Wanted
CMSWire applauds those that take a current solution and put it on its head. Worio, a small search engine, isn't your traditional search engine, in that it all it does is find what you're looking for. While it can do that, Worio also aims to find the things you didn't even know you were looking for. They call it
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Semantic E-mail Addressing: The Future of E-mail?
Stanford University is working on developing a new enterprise 2.0 e-mail system based on semantics. Traditional e-mail centers need specific e-mail addresses, group lists, or the like. But SEAmail (Semantic E-mail Addressing) seeks to eliminate this need by pulling e-mail addresses from large databases based on search criteria and a
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Webinar: The Significance of the Semantic Web
The web, much like our global environment, is in a state of flux. The transition to what is being called the semantic web (or web 3.0) is happening and it’s happening while you read this.
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BooRah: Food + Web 3.0 = Money
We’ve talked a lot about the benefits of semantics in the recent past with regard to search functionality, but you’re probably wondering if there’s anything else to be gleaned from linguistic development. Straight up: you want to know if semantics, in any way shape or form, mean money.
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MetaDolce Ushers In Web 3.0 With Semantic Search
Move over scientists, we’re all feeling lucky these days. At least, we are when it comes to relevant search results thanks to companies like MetaDolce. To be more specific, OmniSearch is MetaDolce’s new and robust platform for semantic searching. Last time we talked semantics the conversation featured Noesis, the semantic
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Swirrl Launched -- A Web 3.0 Wiki
We like wikis, but how does a wiki present itself in a business environment? Well, if Swirrl is any indication, then it is worth noting that we still have a way to go.
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Build Your Sprout Flash Widget and Watch it Grow
Although they are still growing in use and popularity, widgets are not new to the web. Something that is new is the ability to easily create your own flash based widgets without needing to know a lot of action script or other code base.
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SocialThing: Looking to Take Over the Social Web
There are many out there attempting to rule the face of social web and provide an answer to the time consuming-ness of being social on the internet. Names such as Google, Facebook, and FriendFeed have been at the forefront lately.
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Google Gets Friendly and Connects the Web
Web 2.0 brought about the evolution of the social web. But there have always been challenges working socially on the web, especially with social marketing or social networking. The challenge is that it can be difficult to stay active socially, even just in your niche.
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