November/December 2008: The Semantic Web Gang discusses Glue, and looks back at 2008
Dec 08, 2008•1 min
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Episode description
In the November/December edition of the Semantic Web Gang we discuss the recent launch of Glue from AdaptiveBlue, and look back at the Semantic Web highlights of 2008.
AdaptiveBlue’s Alex Iskold is a regular member of the Gang, and shares some of the rationale behind the approach adopted with Glue.
Listen, too, to hear Gang members’ perspectives on the events, trends and companies that excelled in 2008… and those with work still to do.
During the conversation, we refer to the following resources;
- AB Meta
- AdaptiveBlue
- Calais
- DBpedia
- DBpedia mobile
- Tom Heath’s podcast
- Geonames
- Giant Global Graph
- Glue (and my coverage on ZDNet)
- ISWC 2008
- Linked Data
- Linked Data Planet conference (and coverage of Tim Berners-Lee’s keynote)
- Peter Mika’s podcast interview and appearance on the Semantic Web Gang
- Musicbrainz
- OWL
- paggr
- RDF
- RDFa
- S3 from Amazon
- Semantic Web Challenge
- SemaPlorer
- SimpleDB from Amazon
- SPARQL
- WWW2008 conference (and coverage of Tim Berners-Lee’s keynote)
- Yahoo! Searchmonkey
This conversation was recorded on Friday 5 December, 2008.
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