interesting seeing consultants talk about semweb and ontologies and stuff that we've been doing...

Twine's public product lets people bookmark items like web pages and videos into topical collections. The service then analyzes the contents of all the bookmarks to identify the key concepts, people, places and other information automatically.

some semantic somethingorother

The Contextual web will happen when browsers and websites evolve to recognize what users are trying to do. It is the web with less choice and more meaning, where instead of Googling all the time, we Google once and then the rest of the information is available to us automatically, based on our current context.

built on top of calais ... neat

intro to the semweb

interest in our BBC work - but this dates from ages ago and has been superceded...

muddyesque stuff...

rattle gets a riff from mr austin and the bbc journalism labs, which is nice.

linked data and networked content - a muddy bus case

powerhouse on opening up their catalogue to calais

Chuck in a URL and hands back rich semantic meta-data: people, places, relationships, organisations

As you're writing a blog post, this plugin searches for relevant external stuff to put in there: eg. flickr photos....

"During the beta period we’ll be limiting usage to a total of 40,000 transactions per license per day and four transactions per second." <splurts out coffee> that's pretty decent.

mark ng's stuff. i like it.

mysterious and intriguing sem web application

Open Calais' 2nd release allows tagging of facts and events in addition to peoples, places and companies.

Muddy does most of this. Nice productisation of a service though.

a good round-up of where we're at and the pros of using pragmatic means to mine the [newly] metadata rich world.

interesting use for clustering i.e. categorising news in a loose CV way

"Semantic discovery is a way to find information without knowing explicitly what you're looking for BUT "you know it when you see it." " - - there are some BIG assumptions there and on first pass it fails the big one. I didn't know when I saw it!

one of those "to read" things.

solid stuff from beeb folk

Nice clickable map

brain hurts. nice stuff here about querying relationships.