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Semantic Search Engine Gets Help from Facebook Friends
Perhaps the biggest problem with natural language search is that it's incredibly difficult to try and automate machine-assigned ontologies. Essentially, machines just don't get it. This is precisely the
Google's US Search Market Dominance Hits All Time High
Traffic analysts Hitwise released new numbers today finding that Google's marketshare in US searches rose last month to an all time high of 67% of searches performed. Yahoo! Search (20%),
The Modigliani Test: The Semantic Web's Tipping Point
In our recent posts about Structured Data, we've emphasized that most of the current initiatives have been around uploading new data to the Web - whatever the format. The U.S.
Google's Semantic Web Push: Rich Snippets Usage Growing
At the Semantic Technology conference in San Francisco today, Google gave an update of its rich snippets initiative - which adds extra information to Google search results. For example, showing
Interactive iPhone Kiosk Lets You Play with Semantic Web
Two German researchers, Simon Bergweiler and Matthieu Deru, came up with a way to explain the heady concept of the semantic web, aka "Web 3.0," to everyday people who aren't
Using Semantic Search to Cure Disease, Prevent Animal Testing
One of the big trends in 2008 has been the emergence of what I call Semantic Apps - a kind of 'Web 2.0 Meets Semantic Web' app typified by startups
Semantic Search: An Antidote for Poor Relevancy
By Dr. Riza C. Berkan, Founder & CEO, hakia.com Editor's Note: This is a guest post by the CEO of Hakia, Dr Riza C. Berkan. I want to stress that
Orglex: Semantic News, Blog and Job Search for Industry Verticals
Orglex is a new semantic-web powered news, blog and job search engine with a social networking component and industry vertical focus. It's an interesting service that brings together a number
New: ReadWriteWeb Now Makes You Smarter Than Ever Before (Thanks to Apture)
ReadWriteWeb readers are some of the most educated on the social web, surveys tell us that. Smart people never stop learning, though, do we? Now reading ReadWriteWeb is all the
GroupSwim: SaaS-Style Collaboration
A guest post by Ben Kepes of diversity.net.nz, a blog that focuses on SaaS, cloud-computing and Web 2.0 for the real world. GroupSwim is an innovative company which has created
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