As discussed last month, ReadWriteTalk will be syndicating the Semantic Web Gang.  On this episode, the members discuss Bret Taylor’s idea of a Wikipedia for Data and look at the role that semantic technologies should play in connecting diverse pieces of data together within and between organisations.   (Note: Bret is also the founder of FriendFeed and was interviewed with his co-founder on ReadWriteTalk.)

The regular members are joined by special guest Georgi Kobilarov from the Free University of Berlin.

For more information, please view the show notes.

 

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We’re pleased to announce a new monthly feature on ReadWriteTalk: The Semantic Web Gang. We’ll be syndicating every episode as part of ReadWriteTalk’s content.

 

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The Semantic Web Gang is hosted by Paul Miller of Talis and features a number of thought leaders in the semantic web space, including:

• Alex Iskold of AdaptiveBlue & ReadWriteWeb fame
• Greg Boutin
• Mills Davis of Project 10X
• Tom Heath of Talis
• Daniel Lewis of OpenLink
• Thomas Tague of Reuters

The Semantic Web is a trend we’ve covered regularly on ReadWriteWeb and I’m very excited to be syndicating this as part of ReadWriteTalk’s regular content.

On this month’s episode, the group debates the readiness of the semantic web. For more details you can visit the show’s notes.