Showing posts with label linked data. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linked data. Show all posts

Friday, February 26, 2010

End of 02-2010

Gates foundation is funding ViewChange (check some nice music ) which is leveraging linked data and Freebase, Zemanta, OpenCalais, and other open APIs.

Bueda turns your tags into RDF

Reflect gets into SecondLlife

Give to small companies a chance

From Abstracting & Indexing to Tweeting & Indexing?

No one knows where Turkey is heading?

"Potential energy" in financial markets.

Monday, February 22, 2010

Parenting and Linked Data


Watching the kids in Sims and reminding that there is also a "real" room

Research Funding Explorer by Talis which has one of the most forward thinking product and technology teams that you can find in STM market.

GSK understands that Opening up is good in overall.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Tim Berners Lee and Open Data

"Scientists’ possessive view toward data is changing, Berners-Lee said, as researchers begin to understand what bloggers have come to know — that if information is shared, it can draw together people with similar interests who can help advance common goals.

However, he enumerated several challenges before the opening of a global marketplace for data. For example, applications built on freely available data can make lots of money, but how can the system ensure that those who compile such data are compensated fairly?" http://bit.ly/63YP4Q

Sunday, May 03, 2009

Linked Data and Tim Berners Lee

The need for Linked Data in Government.. What about in scientific publishing world? Except Talis who is working or even thinking on this?

Saturday, February 07, 2009

Linked Data and scientific publishing

As Tim Berners Lee states at TED 2009 we need to figure out a way to let our raw data out and linked to others.

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Evri introduces recommendation widget


Evri content recommendation widget is a good example of how to implement linking out cleverly. They need some improvements but the concept is a winner! (and should be implemented in STM world)