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Bits from Scripting Enabled
It was encouraging to see plenty of enthusiastic professionals together at the Scripting Enabled conference last Friday. The aim of this two days event was breaking down barriers between disabled users and the social web. It was based on talks on the first day, and a geeky hacking code day on the second. read full post
RSA event on the social impact of the Web tomorrow
A lecture and discussion of the social impact of the web at the RSA with Conservative Shadow Chancellor George Osborne. read full post
Back From The Future of Web Apps
Yesterday's summit on "The Future Of Web Apps" was a thoroughly thought-provoking day read full post
TQL : A Standard Syntax For Multi-Tag Queries
Alistair Davidson proposed a standardised syntax for multi-tag queries in Web 2.0 applications, as an essential step towards the Semantic Web. read full post
Web 2.0 funding: VCs sniffing AJAX in the deal room
The Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco seems to have kicked off a feeding frenzy among investors. The money's back, but the real adoption battle will take longer than the attention span of a bubble investor. read full post
WANTED: Web designer/builder
Headshift are looking for a talented web designer/builder who is excited by elegant, accessible interface design and committed to the development of the next generation of social software applications read full post
Web Informant on Social Networking
Ann Light from usability news points us to a piece by Web Informant: Web Informant #380 suggests that "Social networking may be the next social disease". David Strom brings his personal take to the phenomenon of social networking and says... read full post
Some papers on the Educational Semantic Web
paper on the semantic web in education read full post
2003: year of Apache?
On Kuroshin, John Chamberlain writes about Netcraft's server statistics for 2003, which seem to show that the open source Apache Web server is gaining significant ground against Microsoft's IIS, which is bundled with its server software: "Since October 2002 market... read full post
UK Corporate Web sites slowly improving
limited improvement in UK corporate sites, but a hard core of appalling examples remain read full post
Two gurus vs the Semantic Web
Matt Jones links to Lou Rosenfeld echoing Clay Shirky's opposition to the Semantic Web read full post
Reconstructing a debate from Weblog posts
A distributed online debate reconstructed as a narrative with charaters read full post
Two paths to interoperable XML schemas
A paper by Carol Jean Godby, Devon Smith, and Eric Childress, presented at the 2003 Dublin Core Conference in Seattle, that argues for another approach to XML interoperability read full post
Denham Grey's intro to Ontologies
Intro to onologires, where to start, what to do and some useful links read full post
(yet another) introduction to semantic web concepts
InfoVis provide a simple intro to semantic web ideas with some useful background links read full post
Design Patterns and Web Interfaces
UI Design Patterns could potentially make web application specification processes more effective. read full post
About the design of this site
A look at the benefits of CSS-based page code, as used on this website. read full post
Like Seb, we are waiting for the Semantic Web to enter the real world
Towards the Semantic Web: the usability problem is a greater challenge than defining the details read full post
The OWL has landed
W3C first release for Ontology Web Language (OWL) read full post
Web Services to break the stranglehold of IT departments?
Web Services and Service Oriented Architectures will turn us all into application developers read full post
Semantic Web reality check
Semantic Web: sounds nice, but what are the costs and benefits? read full post
Too few constraints can breed paralysis
Matt Jones links to a Jeef Veen interview: "We had access to too much money, too much equipment, and little by little, we went insane." read full post
Business Week Special on Web Services
Business Week looks at leading corporate Web Services users to ask whether we are any closer to universal web services read full post
Semantic web thinking from the Guardian
Education Guardian talks about some interesting Semantic Web research in Bristol, whilst Ben Hammersley published his presentation on the subject from REBOOT read full post
Managing content and containers - recalling the basic lessons
Jon Udell's presentation to OSCOM 2003 at Harvard - getting back to CMS basics. read full post
Jack Schofield on web services and the 3rd era of the Internet
Jack Schofield touches on the longer term implications of the emerging ecology of web services. read full post
semantic blogging resource from HP Labs
a new semantic blogging resource from HP labs read full post
Semantic World
elearnspace blog links to new online Semantic Community read full post
K-Logging: Supporting KM with Web Logs
good piece on use of weblogging to support organisational knowledge sharing read full post
Intro to Ontology Web Language (OWL)
link to presentation that introduces some concepts behind Ontology Web Language read full post
Forrester CEO predicts web services storm
Forrester Research CEO George Colony predicted that web services will be the next "technology thunderstorm" in a speech to the ICT World Forum in Hannover on March 10 read full post
Danish government invites comments on enterprise architecture
Danish government draft paper on web service-oriented architecture read full post
New headshift web site
New web site launched - feedback welcome! read full post
