Category: Linkroll

• 11 June 2009

  Interesting semantic web stuff

  It’s starting to feel like the world has suddenly woken up to the whole Linked Data thing — and that’s clearly a very, very good thing. Not only are Google (and Yahoo!) now using RDFa but a whole bunch of other things are going on, all rather exciting, below is a round up of some […]
• 22 April 2009

  Interesting stuff from around the web 2009-04-22

  The open web Does OpenID need to be hard? [factoryjoe.com] Chris considers “the big fat stinking elephant in the room: OpenID usability and the paradox of choice” as usual it’s a good read. I wonder whether restricting the OpenID providers displayed based on visited link would help? i.e. hide those that haven’t been visited? It […]
• 20 March 2009

  Interesting stuff from around the web 2009-03-20

  Semantic web news Linked Data? Web of Data? Semantic Web? WTF? [Tom Heath] “Think about HTML documents; when people started weaving these together with hyperlinks we got a Web of documents. Now think about data. When people started weaving individual bits of data together with RDF triples (that expressed the relationship between these bits of […]