Information Flow: A Web of Constraints on the Giant Global Graph
It’s been almost two years since December 2, 2008 when I published the first use case for Open Government: Linked Open Data. It’s great to see the wide-spread interest that’s emerged as well as the...
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1896: The Year We Did Linked Data Right
“The system of expressing propositions which is called Existential Graphs was invented by me late in the year 1896, as an improvement upon another system published in the Monist for January 1897.”...
View ArticleLinking Open Data: An Emerging Practice Area for the Semantic Web
I had a month to study Linked Open Data (LOD) recently. The LOD community is working through some really great issues. The overall goal of better information sharing is pretty well known, but what’s...
View ArticleThe State of the Semantic Web: Representation and Realism
Danny Ayers made a request for comments on the state of the semantic web a few weeks ago. I’ll preface this post by saying the state of the semantic web is very good by which I mean design decisions...
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