Re: Yahoo RDFa enahced results example

Hi Juan, Juan Sequeda wrote: Gotcha! Now I understand perfectly. I'm trying to get the local businesses in Austin to add RDFa. However, I have nothing tangible to show them. IMHO, the best way to convince business to do this is if you go through the SEO people. But until we don't see Yahoo (and

Re: Yahoo RDFa enahced results example

Gotcha! Now I understand perfectly. I'm trying to get the local businesses in Austin to add RDFa. However, I have nothing tangible to show them. IMHO, the best way to convince business to do this is if you go through the SEO people. But until we don't see Yahoo (and Google) taking advantage of RDF

Re: how to consume linked data

Hi Kjetil -- You wrote... *I think there is a critical piece of technology that is missing in our arsenal, namely a (free software) programming stack that makes a large group of developers, who are likely to have little prior understanding of semweb, to go "yeah, I can do that".* How about being

Re: Yahoo RDFa enahced results example

Hi Juan: that really does clarify it, but I still have not seen any results in Yahoo Search that have enhanced results thank to the RDFa. Can you point me to some examples? As said in my earlier mail: I am still eagerly waiting for existing pages like http://www.heppnetz.de/searchmonkey/pr

Re: Yahoo RDFa enahced results example

Martin, that really does clarify it, but I still have not seen any results in Yahoo Search that have enhanced results thank to the RDFa. Can you point me to some examples? Can we find enhanced results from Best Buy? Having these examples will make a compelling case to others when I always get ask

Re: how to consume linked data

I find this answer valuable, but unsatisfying. To me this is the fundamental weak spot in the whole chain of semantic web/linked data. I do appreciate the tremendous flexibility, generality, simplicity, novelty, and cool factor in the semantic web/linked data frameworks. But having done e

Re: Yahoo RDFa enahced results example

Hi Eugenio: >I think I'm missing the point, Yahoo announced the first support for microformats more or less one year and half ago, and for RDFa one year ago >(http://developer.yahoo.net/blog/archives/2