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Machine-readable
Nova Spivack of Radar Networks gave a talk on “Making Sense of the Semantic Web” at The Next Web Conference 2008. It’s getting a lot of citation as a timely simplification of the “semantic, web3.0” jargon.
The most interesting point is probably that Nova sees semantic as a movement to put meaning in the data rather than in apps in order to make it machine-readable. He argues that this need for increasing data linkage for machines will make the web infrastructurally more open.
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