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And Nerds Became Kings: Yahoo! to Announce Semantic Web Support
TechCrunch and Search Engine Land are reporting this morning that Yahoo! will now be indexing Semantic Web and Microformats markup from around the web and will use that information to
Is Google a Semantic Search Engine?
Written by Phill Midwinter, a search engineer from the UK. This is a great follow-up to our article last Friday, Hakia Takes On Google With Semantic Technologies. What is a Semantic
Semantic Search: The Myth and Reality
For a few years now people have been talking about semantic search. Any technology that stands a chance to dethrone Google is of great interest to all of us, particularly
Apple Approves Its First BitTorrent App
A BitTorrent app called IS Drive is now available for iPhone, despite Apple's history of rejecting this sort of app. Even though Apple loosened some of its guidelines for the
Semantic Web: What Is The Killer App?
The Semantic Web has been in the making for some time and people think it is nearing maturity. We have written about this trend extensively, with our two most notable
Adobe Experimenting With Semantic Autogeneration of 3D Worlds
A grainy video has just become available from the Adobe Max conference in Milan, Italy last month of a sneak peek at a new experiment called Infinite Images. The project
Dorthy.com: A (Semantic) Search Engine for Dreams
Dorthy.com, a site we've been hearing about since late last year, has just raised $4 million from angel investors for their "new agey" concept of a search engine for dreams.
The End of NoSQL?
CouchOne, the sponsor company of, CouchDB no longer considers itself "NoSQL" company. "For our part, we'll let others chase the 'NoSQ' thing," Mikeal Rogers wrote on the CouchOne blog.
Extractiv Launches "Semantics as a Service" Platform
Extractiv has quietly launched a service that crawls the Web for text on a specific topic, then transforms it into "structured semantic data." It's a direct competitor to Thomson Reuters'
Why Facebook Uses Apache Hadoop and HBase
Dhruba Borthakur, a Hadoop Engineer at Facebook, has published part of a paper he co-authored with several of his engineering co-workers on Apache Hadoop. The first part of the
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