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Thoughts and observations on the open web, linked data, URIs and generally how technology and design can create great things for people to use.

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  • 23 December 2010

    Meet the relatives

    It is an interesting fact that, to the best of our knowledge, all life on Earth is related, we are all part of the same family tree (yes, even arsenic munching bacteria from California). So when we looked at publishing content about Dinosaurs and other prehistoric beasties it seemed obvious, and far more useful and […]

  • 1 July 2010

    Linked things

    Linked things

    So this is the question: do you always need separate URIs for non-information resources and the information resource? That is do you need an identifier for both the document and the thing the document is about? Your answer to that question will depend a lot on your attitudes to the semantic web project. Now until […]

  • 19 May 2010

    The web as an ethical layer

    If you’ve been around the web for any length of time you’ve probably seen a diagram similar to this: It’s the classic internet hourglass with signal carriers down the bottom, IP in the middle and applications up top. You can see the World Wide Web perched atop HTTP, one more technical layer in a technical […]

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