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Glue for Internet Explorer 4.2.12 (Windows)

Glue is a free browser plugin that helps you automatically find books, music, and movies through your friends as you browse popular sites. Features:Glue enables web wide contextual conversations around books, movies, music and other everyday things. Users can discuss the things they like with their friends regardless of which...

Tags: Web, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Friend, Music, Adaptiveblue, Features:Glue, Channel Management, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-06-09

Glue 4.0 (Mobile)

Glue: Connect with friends around things you visit! Glue for iPhone is the companion application to Glue for Firefox and allows you to see the movies, music, books and other everyday things that are most popular with your friends. With Glue for iPhone you can also browse the things you...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Mobile, Friend, Adaptiveblue, Food & Beverage, Web Browsers, Manufacturing, Internet

Software downloads 2008-11-14

AdaptiveBlue places SmartLinks in context

AdaptiveBlue is making its SmartLinks available to bloggers and others site creators to embed on their Web pages. SmartLinks offer a top-down semantic layer on Web pages, automatically identifying object types (such as books, movies, recipes, restaurants, people, etc.) and then providing links to more in-depth, relevant data. Clicking on...

Tags: Web, Link, AdaptiveBlue, SmartLinks, SmartLink, SmartLink Search, Channel Management, Blogging, Marketing, Internet, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-10-22

BlueOrganizer Extension for Firefox 3.3.2 (Windows)

With the blueorganizer Firefox extension, your browser becomes smarter. The blueorganizer helps you personalize your Web interactions based on what you already like. It harnesses your experiences to help you discover relevant new information and save time.Version 3.3.2 has installation wizard in 1 page, performance tuning, and Simplified SmartLink Feeds...

Tags: Mozilla Firefox, Firefox Extension, Adaptiveblue, Web Browsers, Microsoft Windows, Performance Management, Internet, Operating Systems, Software, Human Resources, Workforce Management

Software downloads 2007-08-15

Additional Resources

Semantic Technology Conference kicks off with Keynotes from Open Calais and Siri

This year's Semantic Technology Conference got fully underway this morning, with Keynote presentations from Tom Tague of Thomson Reuters' Open Calais Initiative and Tom Gruber from Siri. Despite the wider economic situation, attendance for this fifth year of the event feels a little up on last year, and there's...

Tags: Web, Advertisement, Tool, Siri, Tom Tague, Tague, Enterprise Adoption, Virtual Personal Assistant, Virtual Personal Assistant Paradigm, Podcasts, Channel Management, Productivity, Internet, Marketing, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2009-06-16

AdaptiveBlue updates Glue; I avoid 'sticky' puns with this title

New York-based semantic technology startup AdaptiveBlue yesterday unveiled an update to their Glue product, and the world's technology writers were unable to contain their enthusiasm for the obvious puns. I spoke with AdaptiveBlue's CEO, Alex Iskold, ahead of the launch to hear about the latest enhancements. Currently...

Tags: Film, Web Browser, Web Browsers, Wiki, Social Networking, Internet, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2009-04-03

Still in private beta, headup adds more Yahoo! goodness

Tel Aviv-based SemantiNet announced today that their headup browser plugin has added support for Yahoo! Fire Eagle and BOSS to its set of capabilities. Also today, Yahoo! announced that BOSS is serving an impressive 10,000,000 queries per day, some of which will now be coming in from headup. ...

Tags: Yahoo! Inc., Beta, Headup, Web Browsers, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-12-08

News to know: CES preview, Google tracks flu, NebuAd sued, Ad porn blocker

 Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Andrew Nusca: CES 2009 Preview: All quiet on the gadget front Sean Portnoy: Third-quarter HDTV sales pace slows, plasmas show new signs of life ...

Tags: Google Inc., Advertisement, Video, Beta, Matthew Miller, Corporate Communications, Virtualization, Cloud Computing, Marketing, Hardware, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2008-11-12

With Glue, AdaptiveBlue frees us from the tyranny of the site

Glue from AdaptiveBlue has been out since late last month, and various sites have provided reviews of this useful little tool. See, for example, Dan Farber, Chris Morrison, Sarah Perez, and Jennifer Zaino. I am not going to write another review. I would, however, recommend that you...

Tags: Network, Site, Semantic Web, Social Networking, Networking, Internet, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-11-11

Venturing into Semantic Technologies ?

One of the most interesting sessions at the consistently engaging Semantic Technology conference in San Jose back in May was the 'Semantic Venture Panel: Investor Opportunities and Pitfalls.' Alex Iskold did a good job of capturing the essence of the session for ReadWriteWeb and I recommend a...

Tags: Infrastructure, Venture Capital, Semantic Web, Investment, Corporate Communications, Financial Accounting, Finance, Financing Startups, Internet, Marketing, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-07-29

Semantic Web Gang forms, debates Semantic Web 'readiness'

With the increasing cacophony from 'semantic' players in the technology space, it can be extremely difficult to work out what's important, to identify the trends, and to make informed decisions about how any of this affects you and your business. As part of our contribution to bringing some clarity to...

Tags: Semantic Web, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-03-25

Richard Waters showcases the 'world wise web'

At the risk of getting tied in knots by timezones (x-8 to get on ZDNet's blog publishing timezone is hard when you only have two hands and need to keep typing...) and the distribution schedules of the print media, let me begin... Richard Waters writes in this...

Tags: Google Inc., Web, Artificial Intelligence, Tim Berners-Lee, Vision, Advance, Richard Waters, Semantic Web, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-03-03

How smart can a link be?

After my trial implementation of AdaptiveBlue's Smartlink technology on my blog, I was contacted by Director of Business Development, Fraser Kelton, who agreed to a Questions and Answers session about Adaptive Blue's new technology. For a quick introduction, I have been trying out AdaptiveBlue's Blue Organiser for a few weeks...

Tags: Web, Page, Stock, Link, Blog, Amazon.com Inc., Information, Semantics, Semantic Web, Smartlink, SmartLink Widgets, Blogging, Channel Management, Investment, Internet, Marketing, Finance, zbeauvais

Blog posts 2007-11-21

News to know: Apple shines; Adobe flaw; Enterprise 2.0; The innovation game

Notable headlines: David Morgenstern: Developers in dark about Leopard GM bug fixes. Larry Dignan: Apple handily tops expectations. Apple: Back to the Mac and the future. Techmeme. Jason O'Grady: AppTapp updated to v.3; works with iPhone 1.1.1. Ryan Naraine: Adobe...

Tags: Game, Adobe Systems Inc., Larry Dignan, Advertisement, Phone, Comcast Corp., Apple Inc., Enterprise 2.0, Trolltech, Flaw, Linux, Virtualization, Social Networking, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion

Blog posts 2007-10-23

Radar Networks weaves semantic Twine

Radar Networks has finally taken the wraps of its stealthy semantic Web platform. I met with company CEO Nova Spivack earlier this week to get the lowdown on Twine, the first application of the company’s technology. “Twine is a new service for knowledge networking, sharing, organizing and...

Tags: Web, Social Search, Network, Knowledge, Vision, Radar, Information, User, Web Page, Radar Networks, Twine, BlueOrganizer, Powerset, Semantic Web, RDF, Aerospace & Defense, Internet, Manufacturing, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-10-18

Supernova 2007: Connected Innovators and Zapmeals

It's rare to see company pitches on stage that actually keep you fully awake. At the Supernova 2007 Conference, in conjunction with Mike Arrington of TechCrunch, 13 companies delivered five-minute pitches on their products/services. Actually, it was 12 companies and one fake company for fun.The fake company was easy to...

Tags: Web Technology, Supernova, General

Blog posts 2007-06-21

The bottom line on IE7

There has been quite a bit of coverage of IE7 (Internet Explorer 7) in the news in recent days. Some of the coverage is lukewarm positive and some of the coverage might as well have wrote "its from Microsoft and its not Firefox so dont bother"....

Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer 7

Blog posts 2006-10-20

DemoFall hits, misses and maybes

Rafe Needleman provides the wrap up of our DemoFall 2006 coverage, collecting the hits and misses from our ZDNet/CNET team who attended the event (see the Demo blog on News.com and on ZDNet): Hits Rafe Needleman, CNET.com: I was only able to stay for one day of the conference, but...

Tags: Dash Navigation

Blog posts 2006-09-28