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We've all seen photos of ourselves in locations we can't quite remember. Often they're from exotic travels or

We've all seen how semantic technologies improve search results, but rarely do we see those results put to

It's been more than ten years since Tim Berners-Lee first spoke about the semantic web and computers indexing

Let's suppose you uploaded some pictures of a trip to New York City to an online account. Do

Today from AdaptiveBlue there comes a new version of the semantic browser extension Glue (previous coverage) which allows

Most blogging platforms now feature a number of third-party plugins that can display a list of related stories

Part Two of a Two-Part Series. Part one can be found here. At this month's DEMO 09 conference,

A prototype email system being developed at Stanford University is designed to bring the power of semantic technology

The BBC Music Beta project is an ongoing effort by the BBC to build semantically linked and annotated

Recently, we told you about Glue, a new browser plugin from AdaptiveBlue that put the social web in

Remember Spock? Over a year ago there was a lot of buzz around this vertical search engine for

Do you like to know what sort of music, movies, books, and other things your friends like? If

Semantinet today announced the launch of its first product, headup.com. Headup is a browser extension that cross-references data

We have met our share of secretive startups over the years, but few have been as secretive about

Semantic search engine Hakia announced a major redesign of its site today, including the addition of 'credible sites' to

Mumboe isn't just another enterprise collaboration suite. Instead, they focus on doing one thing and doing it well:

Zemanta, the blogging tool which harnesses semantic technology to add relevant content to your posts, has just released

SemantiFind is a newly launched semantic search tool which made its debut at the recent DEMO conference. Unlike

When you hear the word "semantic" you likely think of the semantic web - the supposed next iteration

Recently I had the great pleasure to hear the inventor of the Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, give the