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A few days ago I tweeted that I was building a team of News Ninjas and was looking for candidates with a good mix of news (newspaper or broadcast) and technology capabilities. That was sufficiently cryptic to generate a few questions – now I’ll try to give a few answers. We want to hire several . . . → Read More: “News Ninjas” and Cryptic Twitter Posts  One comment - (Comments are closed)  Uncategorized  broadcasting, journalism, Ninjas, Reuters News Agency, technology gulf (Re-purposing a post of mine from www.opencalais.com) Over the last few months you’ve probably seen a number of announcements about how OpenCalais has been chosen by one organization or another to support its business. In a number of recent meetings I’ve been asked the (very fair) question, Why OpenCalais and not one of the other . . . → Read More: Why OpenCalais? Comments are closed Calais Calais, Computing, Semantic Web, Technology/Internet, Thomson Reuters Corporation A week ago or so our partner – Phase2Technology – announced the release of OpenPublish. The dust has settled from DrupalCon a bit and I wanted to take a few minutes to talk about what OpenPublish is and why it is very very important. The quick background. Drupal is a hot Open Source content management . . . → Read More: OpenPublish; Deploy a high performance (semantic) web site in hours – not months. Kas Thomas (of CMS Watch) wrote two great back to back posts on his blog. In the first post, Kas discusses the power of “Metadata as a Service” – in short what can you make happen if metadata generation is widely available to your content creation, management and consumption tools. What’s great is that he . . . → Read More: Metadata as a Service Links for October 29th through December 27th: Slow Travel England – Canal Boats in England, how to plan your trip – Argilos Archaeological Site > Application Form > – Kalat – Past Horizons Volunteer Projects – Minnan nettikolo. » In English: XP and Ubuntu Dual Boot – S10 ubuntu shopaddonics – Network Attached Storage adapter . . . → Read More: Bookmarks for October 29th through December 27th (Re purposed from the blog post on http://www.opencalais.com/node/9501) The Gist: Release 4 of Calais will be a big deal. In that release we’ll go beyond the ability to extract semantic data from your content. We will link that extracted semantic data to datasets from dozens of other information sources, from Wikipedia to Freebase to the . . . → Read More: Life in the Linked Data Cloud: Calais Release 4 One of the really fun parts of working on the Calais Initiative is our community of developers. They toil in quiet and then – surprise! – they release something really cool and interesting. So – I wanted to take just a moment to highlight two new Calais R3.1 applications that popped up this weekend. iPlayerist . . . → Read More: Developers! Developers! Developers! After participating in yet another “What is Web 3.0″ panel I decided to strip my answer down to Twitterable size. Here it is: Web 2.0 created a problem – overwhelming content overload. Web 3.0′s job is solve that problem. That’s it. Maybe later on I’ll write a few thousand more words around the details. But . . . → Read More: What is Web 3.0? Greg Boutin Greg Boutin wrote a fairly in-depth piece on SemanticProxy. In this article Greg reviews SemanticProxy’s performance and asks a number of questions about whether it’s truly “Semantic”. So – second in a series of cheating by republishing responses I’ve written… here we go. Greg’s original article is located here Greg: I thought . . . → Read More: Greg Boutin @ Semantics Incorporated |
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