'social web' Tag

Semantic Web Promotion Video

One of our tasks during SSSW was to create a video promoting the Semantic Web. The idea originated from Valentina Presutti , with the aim to show how Semantic Web can be fun, in order to spread the Seamantic Web vision among less technically informed people. A lot of great videos emerged as a part [...]

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    • Augmenting Calendar Data with Social Web Activities

    I am happy to announce that Claudia, Nela, Gregoire and I won one of the two best mini-project awards on the SSSW 2009, last week in Cercedilla near Madrid. The original idea of our tutor, Enrico Motta , was to semantically represent schedules of conferences and summer schools. Following our interests in the Social Web [...]

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    • Facebook and MySpace in Serbian Folk Culture

    Anyone who ever tried to google my name, must have noticed the existence of another being bearing the same name – a being with a radically different interests from mine. Namely, a Serbian folk-music singer. Due to the same name, I constantly receive e-mails from his admirers, but recently, I’ve got acquainted with a song [...]

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    • Online Presence : The Saga Continues

    Next week I will be attending the Summer School of  Semantic Web, and there I will present a new poster about my current work on Online Presence,  more precisely – Faceted Online Presence. You might get some insights into what I am up to, from the poster itself, and I hope to be able to [...]

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    • Diamonds are Forever

    I wrote earlier about the need to appear differently to different people in the online world (to have different status messages and different availability for different groups of people). Having this all in mind I think there is a need to look at the notion of online presence as a faceted phenomenon. For this reason [...]

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    • I shall wave you

    Dictionaries of the world’s major languages were updated with a new verb a couple of years ago – the word to google something or somebody. The vocabulary enrichment was needed to support Google’s great success in attempt to organize the word’s information and make it universally accessible through their search engine. A couple of days [...]

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  • Appear Differently to Different People

    On the Social Web people expose the nature of their presence to different observers, to different groups of people with whom they are connected in different ways (for instance: co-workers, childhood friends, rugby partners, etc.). However, most often there is only a possibility to share one face with everybody and have the same online status [...]

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  • Online Presence

    Recently I’ve noticed how my friends and I spend more and more time on the internet. Even when we are just using some desktop applications, we are logged on some chat programs so that our friends can see that we are there – in the online world. Twitter and the way how it attracted a [...]

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  • The Cubist Web

    I was standing in Albertina, Vienna, looking at a Picasso’s work, A Woman in a Green Hat, just admiring the remarkable approach of representing the knowledge about an object (its looks from different perspectives) in a limited medium. When I taught about it, the part “representing knowledge” sounded kind of familiar. The thought lead me [...]

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