Before going any further, let’s get a few things crystal clear; The recent success of the Linked Data meme is long overdue, very welcome, and entirely capable of carrying the Web of Data far beyond its current niche adherents. A lot of my current work involves arguing that more organisations should adopt this approach; The Resource Description Framework, RDF, is a key — and powerful — piece in W3C
What is the Semantic Web really all about? Date: Tuesday, 16 Jun e 2009 - 23:10 UTC The Semantic Web is based on the relatively straightforward idea that to be able to integrate (link) data on the Web we must have some mechanism for knowing what relationships hold among the data, and how that relates to some “real world” context. The following is a lot of detail that comes from this simple
The Web of Data has many equivalent URIs. This service helps you to find co-references between different data sets. Linking the Web of Data since 2009 You can find out why we built this or find out about it. Why not try finding other equivalent identifiers for http://dbpedia.org/resource/Edinburgh or http://viaf.org/viaf/85312226? If you want to find equivalents for URIs from the old Freebase, the
Andreas Blumauer from Semantic Web Company (SWC) talked with Jamie Taylor, Minister of Information at Metaweb Technologies Inc. about Freebase & Linked Data and Google´s announcement to use RDFa. SWC: At ISWC 2008 Freebase became “officially” part of the LOD Cloud. What exactly has changed since that time? Jamie: Since Freebase is a community writable semantic database, the addition of the RDF in
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