I mentioned yesterday that I’d visited Cambridge as a guest of Peter Murray-Rust and his team.

Amongst other things, I was there to share some of our emerging ideas around the role that semantic technologies and Web 2.0 can play in taking us toward the ‘Web of Intentions’ (with kudos to John Battelle).

The presentation was recorded, and the video is now available for your delectation and delight.

Although I’m going to stress (several times) that this was a first stab at capturing these thoughts in the form of a single coherent presentation, that it was delivered to a small and friendly audience, and that some bits worked better than others, I’m still reasonably happy with the ensemble.

Have a look, see what you think, and watch here (and out on the speaking circuit) as the messages get honed down to their essential core…

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