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blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Feb 16, 2008
Data Portability requires Linked Data. To show this let me take a concrete and topical example that is the core use case of the Data Portability movement: Jane wants to move her account from social network A to social …
blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Feb 7, 2008
Tim Boudreau just recently asked "What if we built Java code with...Java?". Why not replace Ant or Maven xml build documents with Java (Groovy/Jruby/jpython/...) scripts? It could be a lot easier to program for Java …
blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Feb 1, 2008
At least 3 semantic web talks were accepted for JavaOne 2008, taking place on May 6-9 in San Francisco. There may be more, but the following I am sure of: A talk by Dean Allemang on practical ontology writing based on …
Also tagged: java
blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Jan 15, 2008
Here is an excellent video to explain the problem faced by Web 2.0 companies and what Data Portability means. It is amazing how a good video can express something so much more powerfully, so much more directly than …
Also tagged: identity, community, web2 0, identitymanagement, web3 0
blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Jan 6, 2008
Here is my one prediction for 2008. Social Networking's breakdown will lead to the rise of Linked Data. Here is the logic: Social Networking sites have grown tremendously over the last few years fuelled by huge …
blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Jan 6, 2008
In this video Scoble explains how he got thrown off Facebook. Here is a short summary, but the video is well worth watching as the emotions come through much better... Facebook, which asks its users for their Gmail …
blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Jan 3, 2008
Scoble, who got blogging started at Microsoft, got thrown off FaceBook for crawling his network of friends or something. This is the problem with closed social networks and data silos in general. He seems to think the …
blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Dec 19, 2007
In the past week I gave a couple of presentations of Hyperdata illustrating the concept with demos of the Tabulator and Beatnik, the Hyper Address Book I am just working on. The first talk I gave at the University of …
blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Dec 7, 2007
This afternoon I attended a teleconference at the University of Sao Paulo where Yochai Benkler talked from the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard, about his now famous book "The Wealth of Networks" …
Also tagged: community, p2p, philosophy, web2 0, source, open, web3 0
blogs.sun.com » The Sun BabelFish Blog - Dec 7, 2007
It's full of bubbles VIDEO CLIP: Here comes another bubble, performed by the Richter Scales -- you may be using a browser that does not display the flash shockwave content. You can test this by trying to view it …