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Facebook becoming one step closer to Linked Data

Published June 15, 2010 by Ina in Blog, Semantic Web, Social Media
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Share In the past, Facebook consumed RDFa. Now they are also publishing RDFa. RDFa according to the RDFa wiki helps bloggers and website authors make their web pages smarter by adding computer-readable information to a site. Details about yourself, events, places, books, and music are just some of the “things” you can describe using RDFa. By adding RDFa to your website or blog, you help computers interact with your website [...]

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The Social Semantic Web

Published May 19, 2010 by Ina in Blog, Semantic Web, Social Media
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The Social Semantic Web

Share John Breslin gave an interesting talk on The Social Semantic Web at 091Labs at Hotel Meyrick recently. In this 10 min video John talks about Social Media being data and presents what the Semantic Web can do for this data. John also discusses the Open Graph in Facebook.

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Linked Data Dublin

Published May 12, 2010 by Ina in Blog, Semantic Web
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Share Social Bits is delighted to announce that the very first Linked Data Dublin will be taking place in Dublin at 7pm Monday, 24th May 2010 in The Twisted Pepper. The speaker on that evening is Richard Cyganiak. Richard coordinates the Linked Data Research Centre in DERI in Galway. He has written and published a number of articles on Linked Data. Linked Data Dublin plans to become a regular event [...]

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