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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

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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

Intelligent bookmarking with BlueOrganizer 3.2

If you use Firefox or Flock and are looking for a way to capture, organize, and share information about the places you visit and the products you own or wish you did, BlueOrganizer is worth a serious look. I first saw this intelligent organizer last Fall when it debuted at...

Tags: DEMOfall 2006, Productivity, Software, Utilities and Add-Ins, Web Apps

Blog posts 2007-02-12

Web 2.0 Clones - where is all the innovation?

Cloning has been one of the biggest themes to come out of my Read/WriteWeb series on international web markets. Ive noticed that every country has its set of web 2.0 clones - bookmarking sites that look like delicious, photo sharing sites like Flickr, social networks like MySpace, community news sites...

Tags: Web, Web 2.0

Blog posts 2006-10-03

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