Comments for searching the next generation web http://blog.scheir.net stngw _beta_ Mon, 06 Oct 2008 17:02:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Improving Search on the Semantic Desktop using Associative Retrieval Techniques by searching the next generation web » Blog Archive » I-Know 2007 & I-Semantics http://blog.scheir.net/own-research/improving-search-on-the-semantic-desktop-using-associative-retrieval-techniques/#comment-11670 searching the next generation web » Blog Archive » I-Know 2007 & I-Semantics Fri, 07 Sep 2007 20:49:01 +0000 http://blog.scheir.net/own-research/improving-search-on-the-semantic-desktop-using-associative-retrieval-techniques/#comment-11670 [...] a success! Collocated with the I-Know there was the I-Semantics conference. There I presented our recent work on Associative Retrieval on the Semantic Desktop, which was done within the APOSDLE [...] [...] a success! Collocated with the I-Know there was the I-Semantics conference. There I presented our recent work on Associative Retrieval on the Semantic Desktop, which was done within the APOSDLE [...]

]]> Comment on Search on the Semantic Web by searching the next generation web » Blog Archive » Search on the Semantic Web http://blog.scheir.net/search-in-the-semantic-web/#comment-10305 searching the next generation web » Blog Archive » Search on the Semantic Web Fri, 06 Jul 2007 22:16:31 +0000 http://blog.scheir.net/search-in-the-semantic-web/#comment-10305 [...] Search on the Semantic Web [...] [...] Search on the Semantic Web [...]

]]> Comment on Semantic Radar for Firefox by captsolo weblog http://blog.scheir.net/2006/08/30/semantic-radar-for-firefox/#comment-20 captsolo weblog Thu, 16 Nov 2006 03:04:39 +0000 http://stngw.net/2006/08/30/semantic-radar-for-firefox/#comment-20 <strong>Semantic Radar - Many Languages, Same Web of Data</strong> Good to know that someone finds your work useful. Even better to see that the Semantic Web and finding its data is important to people speaking many languages throughout the world as you can see in this selection of articles in many different languages... Semantic Radar - Many Languages, Same Web of Data

Good to know that someone finds your work useful. Even better to see that the Semantic Web and finding its data is important to people speaking many languages throughout the world as you can see in this selection of articles in many different languages…

]]> Comment on Semantic Radar for Firefox by CaptSolo http://blog.scheir.net/2006/08/30/semantic-radar-for-firefox/#comment-19 CaptSolo Thu, 16 Nov 2006 01:22:08 +0000 http://stngw.net/2006/08/30/semantic-radar-for-firefox/#comment-19 Nice you to see you're using FOAF. :) How did I know? Well, I am using Semantic Radar as well. ;) There's a new version of Semantic Radar now out which adds support for Firefox 2.0 and Flock. If you are using WordPress you may also be interested in the <a href="http://sioc-project.org/wordpress/" rel="nofollow">WordPress SIOC plugin</a> that generates metadata for blog entries. Nice you to see you’re using FOAF. :)

How did I know? Well, I am using Semantic Radar as well. ;)

There’s a new version of Semantic Radar now out which adds support for Firefox 2.0 and Flock. If you are using WordPress you may also be interested in the WordPress SIOC plugin that generates metadata for blog entries.

]]> Comment on Creating a Science of the Web (Berners-Lee et al. 2006) by searching the next generation web » Web Science Research Initiative launched http://blog.scheir.net/2006/08/14/creating-a-science-of-the-web-berners-lee-et-al-2006/#comment-2 searching the next generation web » Web Science Research Initiative launched Fri, 03 Nov 2006 22:19:53 +0000 http://stngw.net/?p=9#comment-2 [...] James Hendler explicitly and Tim Berners-Lee implicitly inform us about the Web Science Research Initiative (WSRI) formed by MIT and University of Southampton, which  aims at exploring web-related research topics.  For a motivation on WSRI  the interested reader is refered to Creating a Science of the Web (Berners-Lee et al. 2006) available on the WSRI  site. Also very interesting: The page of the Web Science Workshop with pictures of some of the web science celebrities. [...] [...] James Hendler explicitly and Tim Berners-Lee implicitly inform us about the Web Science Research Initiative (WSRI) formed by MIT and University of Southampton, which  aims at exploring web-related research topics.  For a motivation on WSRI  the interested reader is refered to Creating a Science of the Web (Berners-Lee et al. 2006) available on the WSRI  site. Also very interesting: The page of the Web Science Workshop with pictures of some of the web science celebrities. [...]

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