Ralph Hodgson

Beyond Semantics?

Well not really but some people figure out how this works faster than others. Check out this so-called "ESP" experiment: The Clifford Pickover.

Good Pickings from Semantic Postings

Planet RDF (RSS), famous for the line "It's triples all the way down", had this story on semantic technology toolkits: "Libraries for the Semantic Web"  mentioning  Chris Bizer and Daniel Westphal's publication of a report on tools and componentry.

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Another posting I liked at Planet RDF was this article on mSpace entitled "Imagine Google on iTunes". A good pointer to where things are going.

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Need a reason to be in Greece? Check out the workshop on "scripting for the semantic web posted at lamda-the-ultimate.org and happening at the end of May 2005.

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W3C news on talks on semantic technology is available as an RSS feed.

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Will Ware: The Semantic Web and Automated Reasoning

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Richard Smith: More Semantic Web

Quotes I am trying to trace

As a consultant and conference attendee I have met many interesting people. There have been some great conversations and I have collected some good quotes, not always remembering who said them first.

At OOPSLA one year who was it that said "Anything you can do I can do meta"?

At some XML conference someone said "All marked up and no where to go.".

I'd love to know who the originators were.

Finally decided to get into RSS Blogs

My colleagues at TopQuadrant and elsewhere are doing it. There is a sudden increase in RDF adoption over the last months. So why not make a start I thought. Having switched to FireFox, reading blogs has become a more regular habit. I'm subscribed to a number of Semantic Web and Semantic Technology sites and will list these in a later post . Maybe do a "best postings" posting.

A Semantic Blog is what I really want.  If there can be SemanticWikis why not Semantic Blogs?

By the way I use Ward's Wiki from time to time to contribute to the System Envisioning pages.