Everything you always wanted to know about the semantic web but were afraid to ask...
This video from Ben Hammersly is not only VERY funny but also a good talk explaining the Semantic Web for beginners. It's a great resource to explain what the Semantic Web is all about for people who are new to the subject or simply interested in the underlying technology of RDF, the concept of triples, etc.
In depth discussions by Nova Spivak on the problem of Ontology can be found here.
This should be consider in the context of Clay Skirky position on how:
The Semantic Web, with its neat ontologies and its syllogistic logic, is a nice vision. However, like many visions that project future benefits but ignore present costs, it requires too much coordination and too much energy to effect in the real world, where deductive logic is less effective and shared worldview is harder to create than we often want to admit
Nevertheless... ... Interesting applications from such technology can be found in Radar, Unicorn or Xyleme.
These are great for when you are on vacation, or even just out at night.
Posted by: san jose security systems | February 28, 2011 at 03:13 PM
I think that something that the semantic web beginners have to know is that Many of the technologies proposed by the W3C already exist and are used in various contexts,!!!22dd
Posted by: cialis online | April 07, 2011 at 08:09 PM
gTgY58 Got it! Thanks a lot again for helping me out!
Posted by: Milly | April 08, 2011 at 11:58 PM