Dear all,
this may be old stuff, but I was surprised to read
http://www.intelligententerprise.com/blog/archives/2009/02/semantic_web_sn.html...
He does have some points...
Cheers
D
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Some more good news about the upcoming Linked Data gathering in Madrid...
The Guardian newspaper [1], bastion of quality journalism in the UK,
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Looking forward to meeting up with everybody!
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The University of Texas at Austin
www.juansequeda.com
www.semanticwebaustin.org
On Thu,
Hi all,
sadly I won't be able to attend, but I'm happy to announce that there
is linked data available for WWW2009 on the dog food server now [1].
It's based on data from EPrints I got from Christopher Gutteridge
(thanks to Daniel Schwabe for establishing the connection!).
Enjoy linking
Hi guys,
I didn't find that post even challenging ( and as some of you might
know I really like to argue ), because it makes a fundamental mistake
and all drips from there:
Do the manufacturers of, say, a new form of carbon nanotubes, use it
as material for their own tools?
Well, the answer is:
Knud Hinnerk Möller wrote:
Hi all,
sadly I won't be able to attend, but I'm happy to announce that there
is linked data available for WWW2009 on the dog food server now [1].
It's based on data from EPrints I got from Christopher Gutteridge
(thanks to Daniel Schwabe for establishing the
Aldo Bucchi wrote:
Hi guys,
I didn't find that post even challenging ( and as some of you might
know I really like to argue ), because it makes a fundamental mistake
and all drips from there:
Do the manufacturers of, say, a new form of carbon nanotubes, use it
as material for their own tools?
Initially I added the URI of my foaf file to the BusinessEntity instance
using rdfs:seeAlso, but after reading the definition of BusinessEntity
i.e. that it represents the legal agent making a particular offering and
can be a legal body or a person I changed it to owl:sameAs.
E.g.
gr:BusinessEntity rdf:ID=BusinessEntity
...
owl:sameAs
rdf:resource=http://www.3kbo.com/people/richard.hancock/foaf.rdf#i/
...
/gr:BusinessEntity
By the way, any chance of asserting that a gr:BusinessEntity is equivalent
to a foaf:Organisation or foaf:Agent?
Got any plans around baking this into e-commerce software?
I'm about 3 hours away from adding rdf/xml output into oscommerce; and i'm
sure there are lots of other platforms out there.
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Daniel O'Connor
daniel.ocon...@gmail.comwrote:
Got any plans around baking this into e-commerce software?
I'm about 3 hours away from adding rdf/xml output into oscommerce; and i'm
sure there are lots of other platforms out there.
Oh neat, already done with
Thanks Daniel,
I'll check out foaf:Organization
Cheers,
Richard
Initially I added the URI of my foaf file to the BusinessEntity instance
using rdfs:seeAlso, but after reading the definition of BusinessEntity
i.e. that it represents the legal agent making a particular offering
and
can be
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