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- discussion topic What Is the Semantic Web, and Why Is It Important?
- Comment Yes, but unfortunately it's not my idea! - Tim Berners-Lee (Mr. Internet) explains his vision [url="http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/Semantic.html"]here[/url] and [url='"http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/LinkedData.html"]here[/url]. What I'm talking about is a level of abstraction ...
- Category Opinions
- Written by RicRoberts
- Added Jun 3rd 2009
- discussion topic Friend or Faux?
- Comment You make a good point here. For me, Facebook only held an interest while I was still adding friends. Once I'd added everyone I knew, it was 'game over', as the games and other apps didn't really appeal to me. I honestly can't remember when I last logged in to Facebook. Twitter's model works much ...
- Category Opinions
- Written by RicRoberts
- Added Jun 3rd 2009
- discussion topic What Is the Semantic Web, and Why Is It Important?
- Comment Hi Spode. Good question. The data itself can still be stored in a database, and I imagine that in many cases that is still the best option. The semantic web is all about [b]exposing[/b] the data in a way that other systems can understand, without having to write bespoke software to prepare that ...
- Category Opinions
- Written by RicRoberts
- Added Jun 3rd 2009
- discussion topic What Is the Semantic Web, and Why Is It Important?
- Comment Semantics are important. They always have been and they always will be, because they are fundamental to the process of communication. What’s been changing recently is the means that we use to record and communicate information, especially with the advent of the internet. Currently the web is ...
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- Written by RicRoberts
- Added Jun 3rd 2009
- discussion topic Work 2.0
- Comment I must admit I'm still quite old-school with my meal times, Spode, but I agree with you about office regimes. It's much more civilized (and sensible) to work when you're at your most productive, rather than turning up and staying in the office just because convention dictates that those are ...
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- Written by RicRoberts
- Added May 4th 2009
- discussion topic Work 2.0
- Comment I run a software company with my co-founder, Bill. We both work from home, but we live over 200 miles apart. About once a month, we meet up for a face-to-face meeting but most of the time, to communicate, we use a combination of [url=http://www.swirrl.com]Swirrl[/url] (our company's own service, ...
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- Written by RicRoberts
- Added May 4th 2009

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