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	<title>Comments on: Semantic Web and Startups</title>
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		<title>By: Bryce Baril</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bryce Baril</dc:creator>
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		<description>I met the CTO of Data Essence back in February and we talked about some of these same topics.  We&#039;re in a very similar space to them, so I can give an example that we use that I&#039;m pretty sure illustrates Amnon&#039;s point.

An investor or analyst is trying to track a company that produces cellphones, lets say.  Months ago there was published information that semantically linked their target company with a battery producer in China.  If news today comes out talking about riots or unrest at Lithium brine pools in that area in China, it might have a direct impact on the supply line of their target company.  The goal is to have the intelligent ability to follow the relationship chain to deduce Lithium brine pools -supports-&gt; battery producer -supports-&gt; cellphone manufacturer.  It can then surface the Lithium brine pool article as of high importance to them.  Semantic tagging alone falls far short of this ability.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I met the CTO of Data Essence back in February and we talked about some of these same topics.  We&#8217;re in a very similar space to them, so I can give an example that we use that I&#8217;m pretty sure illustrates Amnon&#8217;s point.</p>
<p>An investor or analyst is trying to track a company that produces cellphones, lets say.  Months ago there was published information that semantically linked their target company with a battery producer in China.  If news today comes out talking about riots or unrest at Lithium brine pools in that area in China, it might have a direct impact on the supply line of their target company.  The goal is to have the intelligent ability to follow the relationship chain to deduce Lithium brine pools -supports-&gt; battery producer -supports-&gt; cellphone manufacturer.  It can then surface the Lithium brine pool article as of high importance to them.  Semantic tagging alone falls far short of this ability.</p>
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