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So finally we did it: Today we released the alpha version of riese, the 'RDFizing and Interlinking the EuroStat Data Set Effort'. Deploying linked-data using XHTML+RDFa is quite a new idea. We combined it with what we call User Contributed Interlinking, i.e. let user add semantic links in a Wiki-style manner. Check it out!
Btw, thanks Danny for your nice post on riese :)
As Mark pointed it out on his blog: RDFa is about to lift-off! Quick links:
Take a look at it and start playing around ;)
As recently announced in Andy Seaborne's blog, SPARQL is now also capable of manipulating RDF graphs:
SPARQL/Update is a language that takes the SPARQL style, and much of the grammar, and provides both graph update and graph management operations.
Kudos to Andy and Geetha!
Two new RDFa applications are available:
Check it out ;)
Quoting Kjetil Kjernsmo from the W3C SWEO IG
Many of you probably know allready, but I hope to spread this as widely as possible:
In the Semantic Web Education and Outreach Interest Group, we decided that an important part of spreading SW is to create useful applications that can make a difference to a lot of people, and so, we came up with this:
http://esw.w3.org/topic/SweoIG/TaskForces/CommunityProjects
The goal is to gather programmers allready interested in semweb
technology around a few projects. It is not a competition, like the Semantic Web Challenge, we just want to get the great minds together.
Please propose projects and spread the questionnaire to others that may be interested.
We invite anyone interested to look at
http://www.ist-nm2.org/ShapeShiftedTV-tutorial/
where we'll give an overview on non-linear, interactive movie production.
Just came accross Disco - Hyperdata Browser.
Looks nice ;)
When Seth states that "[...] Microformats have succeeded here, allowing me to very easily embed metadata into XHTML.", I'd like to reply: You can virtually embed RDF into (X)HTML using RDFa; just as easy as that + you get: multiple Vocs in one place via namespaces, one-tool-for-all-formats, etc.
Want to try out? Go have a look at RDFa bookmarklets.
This rocks: NM2 has been on air :)
Reading Tim Finin on SW patents I thought: Wow, the SW has grown up! BTW: I wasn't aware that Google was offering a search on patents. Now, just to give you an idea - when Tim reports that Google finds some 300 patents that contain "ontology", look at the following numbers:
