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May’s Semantic Web Gang show was just published, and features a good discussion with Dr Barney Pell, CTO of Powerset. Powerset launched a public beta at the start of this week, and Barney shares some of the company’s experiences of a week in the public eye.
Have a listen; it’s a good’un. Biased? Moi?
April’s episode of the Semantic Web Gang has just been released, and we’ve created a new site to gather all the episodes and their supporting materials together.
This month,
“regular members are joined by special guest Georgi Kobilarov from the Free University of Berlin. We discuss Bret Taylor’s notion of a ‘Wikipedia for Data,’ and look at the role that semantic technologies should play in connecting diverse pieces of data together within and between organisations.
Recorded just before the recent World Wide Web Conference in Beijing, the discussion also explores the possibility of a disconnect between academic and commercial conference-goers, asks whether or not this gap is real and (if real) a problem.”
Semantic Web Gang episodes also continue to be syndicated by ReadWriteWeb’s podcast arm, ReadWriteTalk, and by semanticweb.com.
Today we’re launching a further series of podcasts to add to the range currently available to you. This new Semantic Web Gang will be a regular monthly show, tapping into insights on the news of the moment from some of those at the forefront in bringing the Semantic Web vision to reality.
Gang members for the first show were;
We shall be adding to the Gang in the coming months, as well as introducing the occasional special guest from time to time.
See this post on ZDNet’s blog, The Semantic Web, for more discussion.
During the conversation, we refer to the following resources;
This conversation was conducted on 20 March 2008.
For further Talking with Talis podcasts on the emerging Web of Data, see here.
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