Markus pointed me to a nice connotation for semantic applications that found on technology created for the Semantic Web: ?Semantic as in the Semantic Web?. While we are still missing its origin (a paper?) it fits pretty well the following note on Semantic Search Engines.

In my research on search in the Semantic Web, (semantic) similarity plays a crucial role. Today I discovered a great resource for semantic similarity: (Semantic) Similarity-Blog by Krzysztof Janowicz.

Daniel Kirstenpfad over at schrankmonster discovered a nice tool by Microsoft, the Windows Live Writer. It allows offline editing of posts for various blogging software. I will be testing it in the next time, actually this post is written using it.

STNGW is online.

This is the private research blog of Peter Scheir, dealing with topics related to Ontologies, the Semantic Web and Web 2.0 in the context of information retrieval and technology enhanced learning. While I am lucky enough to deal with some of the topics presented here during my work at the Know-Center, this blog is not associated with the Center or my work there.