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2021

• The F*ck-it List
• CWPK Series Suspended
• Entire AKRP Book Now Freely Available
• All Chapters from AKRP Book Now Available
• More PDF Chapters
• New Hierarchy Paper Published

2020

• Pardon the Interruption
• CWPK #65: scikit-learn Basics and Initial Encoding
• CWPK #64: Embeddings, Summarization and Entity Recognition
• CWPK #63: Staging Data Sci Resources and Preprocessing
• CWPK #62: Network and Graph Analysis
• CWPK #61: NLP, Machine Learning and Analysis
• CWPK #60: Adding a SPARQL Endpoint – Part II
• CWPK #59: Adding a SPARQL Endpoint – Part I
• CWPK #58: Setting Up a Remote Instance and Web Page Server
• CWPK #57: Publishing Interactive Notebooks
• CWPK #56: Graph Visualization and Extraction
• CWPK #55: Charting
• CWPK #54: Statistics and Logging
• CWPK #53: Intro to Other Tools
• CWPK #52: Distributed Interactions via Web Widgets – II
• CWPK #51: Distributed Interactions via Web Widgets – I
• CWPK #50: Querying External Sources
• CWPK #49: Mapping External Sources
• CWPK #48: Case Study: A Sweeping Refactoring
• CWPK #47: Summary of the Extract-Build Roundtrip
• CWPK #46: Creating the cowpoke Package and Unit Tests
• CWPK #45: Cleaning and File Pre-checks
• CWPK #44: Annotation Ingest
• CWPK #43: Logic Testing of the Knowledge Graph Structure
• CWPK #42: Other Structural Considerations
• CWPK #41: Optimizations and Property Structure Ingest
• CWPK #40: Looping and Multiple Structure File Ingest
• CWPK #39: I/O and Structural Ingest
• CWPK #38: Stubs and Starting Files
• CWPK #37: Organizing the Code Base
• CWPK #36: Bulk Modification Techniques
• CWPK #35: A Python Module, Part III: Custom Extractions and Finish Packaging
• CWPK #34: A Python Module, Part II: Packaging and The Structure Extractor
• CWPK #33: A Python Package, Part I: The Annotation Extractor
• CWPK #32: Iterating Over a Full Extraction
• CWPK #31: Reading and Writing Files
• CWPK #30: Extracting Annotations
• CWPK #29: Extracting Object and Data Properties
• CWPK #28: Extracting Structure for Typologies
• CWPK #27: A ‘Roundtrip’ Philosophy
• CWPK #26: Introduction to Knowledge Graph Reasoners
• CWPK #25: Querying KBpedia with SPARQL
• CWPK #24: Introduction to RDFLib
• CWPK #23: Text Searching KBpedia
• CWPK #22: Basic Knowledge Graph Management – II
• CWPK #21: Some Accumulated Tips
• CWPK #20: Basic Knowledge Graph Management – I
• CWPK #19: Exploring the API to OWL
• CWPK #18: Basic Terminology and Load KBpedia
• CWPK #17: Choosing and Installing an OWL API
• CWPK #16: Planning the Project
• CWPK #15: Using Notebooks for CWPK Documentation
• CWPK #14: Markdown and Anatomy of a Notebook File
• CWPK #13: Managing Python Packages and Environments
• CWPK #12: A Brief Pause to Learn Some Python
• CWPK #11: Installing a Python IDE
• CWPK #10: Installing a Project Notebook
• CWPK #9: Installing Python
• CWPK #8: Getting Familiar with the KBpedia Structure
• CWPK #7: Getting Familiar with KBpedia Files
• CWPK #6: Initial KBpedia Inspection
• CWPK #5: Overview and Installation of Protégé
• CWPK #4: The Baseline Architecture
• CWPK #3: Clojure v R v Python
• CWPK #2: What to Expect
• CWPK #1: Cooking with Python and KBpedia
• KBpedia Joins Wikidata
• KBpedia Gets Major eCommerce, Logistics Upgrade
• “A Little Semantics Goes a Long Way”

2019

• Knowledge Representation is a Tricky Business
• KBpedia Continues Quality Improvements
• Pulse: Deep Learning on Smartphones
• Combining Knowledge Graphs and Ontologies for Dynamic Apps
• Free Chapters from KR Book
• SA Highlights 40-yr Old Climate Change Paper
• Pulse: A Practical Interview with a KR Practitioner
• A Common Sense View of Knowledge Graphs
• Beguiled By Beautiful Bergen
• Celebrating 30 Years of Telecommuting
• UMBEL to Be Retired by End of 2019
• KBpedia v 210 Brings 98% Coverage to Wikidata
• A Knowledge Representation Practionary Now in Paperback
• A Walk Around the Block with KBpedia
• First Twitch with KBpedia
• KBpedia v 200 Now Available
• Knowledge Representation Practionary Book Now Released

2018

• Announcing My New Knowledge Representation Book
• Statistics on the KBpedia v 160 Release
• Woohoo! KBpedia is Now Open Source
• Desiderata for Knowledge Graphs
• 30 Active Ontology Alignment Tools

2017

• More Connected Than You Think
• What is Representation?
• Hierarchies in Knowledge Representation
• How I Interpret C.S. Peirce
• Pulse: KBpedia v 151 Released
• How I Study C.S. Peirce
• Why I Study C.S. Peirce
• KBpedia v 150 Released
• KBpedia Relations, Part V: The Updated KBpedia Grammar
• KBpedia Relations, Part IV: The Detailed Relations Hierarchy
• KBpedia Relations, Part III: A Three-Relations Model
• KBpedia Relations, Part II: An Event-Action Model
• Pulse: A Major Survey of KBAI
• KBpedia Relations, Part I: Smarter Knowledge Graphs
• Fare Thee Well, OpenCyc
• New Cognonto Entry Page
• Uses and Control of Inferencing in Knowledge Graphs
• The Importance of Semsets in Knowledge Graph Design
• New KBpedia Release Greatly Expands Knowledge Structure
• Reciprocal Mapping of Knowledge Graphs
• Browsing the KBpedia Knowledge Graph
• Being Informed by Peirce
• KBpedia Expansion Drives Two New Use Cases

2016

• Context, Perspective, and Generalities in a Knowledge Graph
• KBpedia Upper Ontology Gets a Refresh
• Upcoming Dec. 7 Webinar on Cognonto
• Nice Interview, Excellent Summary of Cognonto
• Two New KBpedia Use Cases Published
• New 'Computable Intelligence' Article Posted on ODBMS.org
• New KBpedia Version Released
• Keeping KBpedia Current and Coherent
• KBpedia Knowledge Graph Gets Expanded Search
• Cognonto Publishes Use Cases
• Threes All of the Way Down to Typologies
• The Irreducible Truth of Threes
• Cognonto is on the Hunt for Big AI Game
• The Importance of Being Peirce
• Peg Featured in TED Talk
• Gold Standards in Enterprise Knowledge Projects
• Literate Programming for an Open World
• A Speculative Grammar for Knowledge Bases
• A Fond, But Overdue, Farewell
• Rationales for Typology Designs in Knowledge Bases
• Squatty Potty and Millenials
• New, Major Upgrade of UMBEL Released
• 'Deep Graphs': A New Framework for Network Analysis
• Withstanding the Test of Time
• A Foundational Mindset: Firstness, Secondness, Thirdness
• Re-thinking Knowledge Representation
• How Fine Grained Can Entity Types Get?
• Cooling the Heated Rhetoric on AI
• Hidden Expenses Underneath Machine Learning
• Pulse: The Starting Point for Feature Selection
• Pulse: The Biggest of the Big Pictures on Machine Learning
• If Big Data is One Answer to AI, What is the Question?
• Why the Resurgence in AI?

2015

• A (Partial) Taxonomy of Machine Learning Features
• Pulse: Economic GIGO
• The Ten Premises of KBAI
• Creating a Platform for Knowledge-based Machine Intelligence
• Pulse: Updated, Expanded Glossary
• Pulse: Semantic Technologies Key Enabler for IoT
• 'Natural Classes' in the Knowledge Web
• Knowledge Supervision as a Grounding for Machine Learning
• Logical Implications of Interoperability
• Pulse: Articles Chosen for Text Analytics
• A Primer on Knowledge Statistics
• Pulse: Efficient Storage of URIs
• UMBEL Version 1.20 Released
• Shaping Wikipedia into a Computable Knowledge Base
• Conceptual and Practical Distinctions in the Attributes Ontology
• An UMBEL Extension for Attributes
• Forty Seminal Distant Supervision Articles
• The Era of Openness

2014

• Why Clojure?
• New OSF version 3.1 and OSF Web Site
• Knowledge-based Artificial Intelligence
• Peg Wins International Award
• Pulse: Let My Wolfram Alpha Go
• Pulse: More SemWeb Retrospective
• Pulse: Pure v Mixed Seeds on Pandora
• Pulse: Big Data Smokes SemWeb
• The Wall of (Big) Structure
• UMBEL Version 1.10 Released
• The Value of Connecting Things, Part III: Ten Benefits from Big Structure
• The Viking Algorithm for Connected Networks
• The Value of Connecting Things, Part I: A Foundation Based on the Network Effect
• Big Structure and Data Interoperability
• What is Big Structure?
• Big Structure: At The Nexus of Knowledge Bases, the Semantic Web and Artificial Intelligence
• A Decade in the Trenches of the Semantic Web
• 50 Ontology Mapping and Alignment Tools
• Twenty-five Years of Working from Home
• New UMBEL Site Marks Shift
• Innovation, Information, Growth and Wealth
• Spring Dawns on Artificial Intelligence
• OSF Academy Inaugurates with Eleven Screencasts
• FYN v FT$
• Ruminations on a Spin Off
• Welcoming a New Era of Dynamic Open Data
• SD Unveils Enterprise-ready Version of the Open Semantic Framework
• Five Fundamental Distinctions of Enterprise Software

2013

• Peg Goes Live with Broad Slate of Community Well-being Indicators
• The Maturation of schema.org
• Cleaning Up the Cruft *
• Every Word Gets Parsed
• Winnipeg Releases Major, New Open Data Portal
• Pauses and Pursed Lips
• Seven Arguments for Semantic Technologies
• Semantic Technology Access Control Using Datasets
• The Primacy of Search in the Semantic Enterprise
• Making Text a First-Class Citizen
• Architecting Semantic Technologies for the Enterprise
• Three Leading Arguments for Semantic Technologies
• The Graph Cometh
• Enterprise-scale Semantic Systems

2012

• Podcast on the Open Semantic Enterprise
• Brown Bag Lunch: Of Flagpoles and Fishes
• We Are an Open World
• The Age of the Graph
• Glossary of Semantic Technology Terms
• The Rationale for Semantic Technologies
• Information Timeline Gets Major Update
• What is Structure?
• New UMBEL Release Gains schema.org, GeoNames Capabilities
• Deconstructing the Google Knowledge Graph
• Pragmatic Approaches to the Semantic Web
• The Trouble with Memes
• Tortured Terminology and Problematic Prescriptions
• TechWiki Gets 400th Document
• OSF Gains Powerful, New Mapping Component
• The Conditional Costs of Free
• Give Me a Sign: What Do Things Mean on the Semantic Web?

2011

• The State of Tooling for Semantic Technologies
• An Ontologies Architecture for Ontology-driven Apps
• UMBEL Services, Part 4: structOntology
• UMBEL Services, Part 3: Concept Browser
• UMBEL Services, Part 2: Full-text, Faceted Search
• And, Now, We Pause for a Brief Commercial Message . . .
• UMBEL Services, Part 1: Overview
• Fred's Hair is on Fire
• The Cobbler's Shoes
• Thirty OWL API Tools
• Making the Argument for Semantic Technologies
• Of Flagpoles and Fishes
• A New Best Friend: Gephi for Large-scale Networks
• Five Iterations of Site Search
• In the Midst of an Evolutionary Explosion
• Structured Web Gets Massive Boost
• Intro to structOntology
• Leveraging Intangible Assets Using Semantic Technologies
• Workflow Perspectives on the Open Semantic Framework
• Back Online
• Democratizing Information with Semantics
• Noteworthy Icon Libraries for Projects and Web Mapping
• Brown Bag Lunch: 'Structs': Naive Data Formats and the ABox
• Ontology-Driven Apps Using Generic Applications
• In Search of 'Gold Standards' for the Semantic Web
• Seeking a Semantic Web Sweet Spot
• Announcing the First Production-Grade UMBEL
• SKOS Now Interoperates with OWL 2
• Tasty, New Sweet Tools Release
• Making Connections Real
• Declining IT Innovation in the Enterprise

2010

• What is a Reference Concept?
• Brown Bag Lunch: An Intrepid Guide to Ontologies
• The Nature of Connectedness on the Web
• Announcing a Major, New UMBEL Release
• Peg Community Indicator System Unveiled to Enthusiasm
• Interview on SemanticWeb.com
• Ontotext, SD Form Strategic Partnership
• The Semantic 'Gap'
• Keynote at DC-2010
• The OSF Workbench: A Shaking, Dashboard-making Machine
• Practical P-P-P-Problems with Linked Data
• Ontology Tutorial Series
• Metamodeling in Domain Ontologies
• A Reference Guide to Ontology Best Practices
• A New Landscape in Ontology Development Tools
• A New Methodology for Building Lightweight, Domain Ontologies
• A Brief Survey of Ontology Development Methodologies
• Listing of 185 Ontology Building Tools
• I Have Yet to Metadata I Didn't Like
• An Executive Intro to Ontologies
• Citizen Dan Goes Live; Available for Download
• Using Wikis as Pre-Packaged Knowledge Bases
• Another Milestone in Semantic Enterprise Awareness
• 'Pay as You Benefit': A New Enterprise IT Strategy
• Consolidating a Coherent Message with OSF
• A Personal Thanks
• Domain-specific Instantiations Based on the Open Semantic Framework
• Brown Bag Lunch: Structure Paves the Way to the Semantic Web
• Listening to the Enterprise: Total Open Solutions, Part 3
• Listening to the Enterprise: Total Open Solutions, Part 2
• SD Gets New Logo, Look
• Listening to the Enterprise: Total Open Solutions, Part 1
• Two Presentations at SemTech 2010
• The Bipolar Disorder of Linked Data
• Brown Bag Lunch: Historical Origins of the Knowledge Economy
• Unreluctantly Cutting the Tether
• Brown Bag Lunch: Methods for Semantic Discovery, Annotation and Mediation
• Brown Bag Lunch: Sources and Classification of Semantic Heterogeneities
• Changing IT for Good
• Brown Bag Lunch: Untapped Assets: The $3 Trillion Value of US Documents
• Citizen DAN, Prise Deux
• Open SEAS: A Framework to Transition to a Semantic Enterprise
• MIKE2.0: Open Source Information Development in the Enterprise
• Two Contrasting Styles for the Semantic Enterprise
• Collaborating on Images
• The Sweet Compendium of Ontology Building Tools
• Updates Posted to Sweet Tools, SWEETpedia
• Brown Bag Lunch: "Stealth Mode"? Grab Your Wallet
• Seven Pillars of the Open Semantic Enterprise
• Citizen DAN Moves to Next Round in the Knight News Challenge
• Brown Bag Lunch: Search and the '25% Solution'

2009

• The Open World Assumption: Elephant in the Room
• Semantic Web Tools Listing Now Exceeds 800 Entries
• Citizen DAN: A Local, Public Data Appliance and Network
• Ontology-driven Applications Using Adaptive Ontologies
• When Linked Data Rules Fail
• A Most un-commON Way to Author Datasets
• Sweet Tools Shatters the Sound Barrier
• Must Read: 'Data Smoke and Mirrors'
• Structured Dynamics - Product Stack
• irON: Semantic Web for Mere Mortals
• The Law of Linked Data
• Brown Bag Lunch: 'Long Tails Have Teeny Heads'
• Brown Bag Lunch: The Myth of Superman
• Announcing the Sporadic Friday Brown Bag Lunch
• Fresh Perspectives on the Semantic Enterprise
• Moving Beyond Linked Data
• SD Now Hosting UMBEL Web Services
• Another Quick 20 Papers Added to SWEETpedia
• 'SuperTypes' and Logical Segmentation of Instances
• More than 200 Semantic Web-related Papers Using Wikipedia
• Minor Disruptions
• Confronting Misconceptions with Adaptive Ontologies
• Structure the World
• Five New Web Services Added to structWSF
• structWSF: A Framework for Collaboration Networks
• structWSF: A Framework for Data Mixing
• Data-driven Applications with conStruct
• 'Must See' SemWeb
• Two New Products Show the Promise of 'Data-driven Apps'
• Ontologies as the 'Engine' for Data-Driven Applications
• One Twenty Years of Solitude
• PWC Dedicates Quarterly Technology Forecast to Linked Data
• The Fundamental Importance of Keeping an ABox and TBox Split
• Concepts and an Introduction to the Occasional Series on 'Ontology Best Practices for Data-driven Applications'
• Structured Dynamics Presenting at SemTech '09
• A General Web-oriented Architecture (WOA) for Structured Data
• UMBEL Now Included in SearchMonkey
• Open Source as an Antidote to the 'Agency Society'
• Advantages and Myths of RDF
• Great Series on REST and Resource-Oriented Architecture
• Massive Muscle on the ABox at Google
• Lenat/Cyc Reaction to Wolfram Alpha
• Making Linked Data Reasonable using Description Logics, Part 4
• Satisfied and Tickled, Too
• Making Linked Data Reasonable using Description Logics, Part 3
• Making Linked Data Reasonable using Description Logics, Part 2
• Making Linked Data Reasonable using Description Logics, Part 1
• Automatic Date Search with Google on Firefox
• Sweet Tools Updated to 736 Tools
• 'Structs': Naive Data Formats and the ABox
• Back to the Future with Description Logics
• Dead Media Walking
• A New Year, a New Beginning and a New Venture

2008

• Multi-part Federated Search Interview
• Thinking Inside the Box with Description Logics
• Virtuoso Now Supports UMBEL
• WOA! So RESTful it is UMBELievable!
• How Shall We Call [Web 3.0] Instead, Mike? Please Indulge Us
• Research Shows Natural Fit between Wikipedia and Semantic Web
• WOA: A New Enterprise Partner for Linked Data
• New Currents in the Deep Web
• A New Constellation in the Linking Open Data (LOD) Sky
• UMBEL Presentation at Ontolog Forum
• Thomson Reuters Sues Zotero for $10 Million
• Exploding the Domain in Context
• DBpedia Gains a Subject Class Structure; LOD Cloud Diagram Updated
• A Business Perspective on Ontologies
• UMBEL: Subject Concepts Layer for the Web
• When is Content Coherent?
• First Public Version of UMBEL Released
• Announcing the Innovations in Information Timeline
• Sweet Tools Listing Now Exceeds 700 Tools
• What is Linked Data?
• LinkedData Planet and the WWW (Wet, Wild World)
• NO Semantic Technologies
• BIBO is Boffo
• Structured Web v. Semantic Web?
• The Role of UMBEL: Stuck in the Middle with You . . .
• The Semantics of Context
• Slideshow on UMBEL Web Services
• Announcing the UMBEL Web Services Sandbox
• Semantic Web Semantics: Arcane, but Important
• Another Deep Web Barrier Falls
• Basing UMBELs Backbone on OpenCyc
• Subject Concepts and Named Entities
• UMBEL: Making Linked Data Classy
• Sweet Tools Updated, Opened for Collaboration
• A Re-Introduction to UMBEL
• Grace and Perspective
• Once in a Lifetime
• Beta Invites and Ginsu Knives
• The Shaky Semantics of the Semantic Web
• A Not so Long Wave at Blacklight
• Glut: Information Underload for Information Overload
• Upgrades, and a Stroll Down Memory Lane
• So, What Might The Webs Subject Backbone Look Like?
• Spot On Semantic Web and Linked Data
• 99 Wikipedia Sources Aiding the Semantic Web
• Linked Data Comes of Age
• Cytoscape: Hands-down Winner for Large-scale Graph Visualization
• Large-scale RDF Graph Visualization Tools
• The Semantic Web and Industry Standards

2007

• Sweet Tools Updated to 650 Tools
• A Simple Theory of Everything
• Links Alone Are Enough
• A Data Model of Web Data Models: Part I
• Please, Squash that Web 3.0 Cockroach
• Lean Links: Adding Muscle, Reducing Fat
• Advanced TinyMCE Editor Works with WordPress v. 2.3
• New Release: 578 Semantic Web and -related Tools
• Sleek zLinks Weaves Tightly Meshed Links on the Web
• Typical Microsoft Bull***t
• A Milestone Week of Innovation
• Information is the Basis for Economic Growth
• RDF123 Makes Generating Flexible RDF a Snap
• Erecting Road Signs on the Structured Web
• Potluck: Another Tasty Meal from MIT Simile
• More Structure, More Terminology and (hopefully) More Clarity
• What is the Structured Web?
• Announcing Advanced TinyMCE Editor v. 0.5.0
• Announcing UMBEL: A Lightweight Subject Structure for the Web
• Benkler's Wealth of Networks
• 542 Semantic Web and -related Tools
• Announcing the Advanced TinyMCE Editor for WordPress
• WordPress v. 2.2 Upgrade Exposes Cracks in the Foundation
• Happy Second Birthday, AI3!
• Pardon the Interruption
• Semantically-linked Interactive Imagery: Wow! The Emergent Web in Action
• Where are the Road Signs for the Structured Web?
• Massively Cool (aka)
• An Intrepid Guide to Ontologies
• Eat Your Greens: FOAF and SIOC are Good for You
• The Encyclopedia of Life and Linking Open Data
• Iris: Smashing Online Photo Smash-ups
• Structure Paves the Way to the Semantic Web
• There's Not Yet Enough Backbone
• Priming the Pump and Threshold Conditions
• The Collaborative Knowledge Construction (CKC) Challenge
• Structurizing the Web with RDF
• Text Systems and the Semantic Web
• Whew! Hyperland is Back!
• OpenLink Plugs the Gaps in the Structured Web
• System Problems
• "Long Tails" Have "Teeny Heads" (or is it vice versa?)
• What's in a Name?
• Did You Blink? The Structured Web Just Arrived
• Technology: The Seventh Kingdom of Life?
• When the 99th Percentile is Not Good Enough
• Jewels & Doubloons II: Why Do We Miss this Stuff?
• Lurkers (and Writers!) Unite
• Listing of 500 Semantic Web and Related Tools
• Firebug from the Horse's Mouth
• Overcoming Limitations to JavaScript Collaboration
• The Murky Depths of the 'Deep Web'
• Doug Crockford's JavaScript Lectures
• Jewels & Doubloons
• Yahoo! Pipes: Adding a Voice to the Chorus
• 'Down to me, WebShot has come, it?s under my thumb'
• Sweet Tools Updated to 420 Tools
• '... and Now You Know the REST of the Story'
• Who Are These Guys? (aka, the Humanities Storming the Bastions)
• Seeking Grace: A Not-So-Innocent Bystander's View of Academic Open Source
• Going Legit: OpenID and unAPI
• Zotero: Proof Positive Firefox Has Emerged as a Platform
• No Database? No Problem!
• Converting 'Sweet Tools' to an Exhibit
• It's Time to Become an EXHIBITionist!
• Why Custom Search Engines? (or, The Emergence of Vertical Search)
• The Semantic Web Rocks!
• More Than 30 Useful Semantic Web Firefox Extensions
• Firefox, Extensions and the Stealthy Revolution
• Permanent Sweet Tools Listing -- 420+ Tools and Counting!
• New Acronym Listing: From ADO to YAML
• Google's Custom Search Engine (CSE): Impressive Start, but Some Quibbles Remain
• Authoritative SweetSearch Semantic Web and Web 2.0 Custom Search Engine

2006

• It's Moving Day!
• Trying 'Web Scientist' on for Size
• The Pragmatic Semantic Web
• Behavior-driven Development (BDD)
• InfoQ Interview with Tim Bray
• XML: Happy 10th Birthday!
• Bridging the Divide with Parakey
• Valuable Data Visualization Reference
• Comprehensive Listing of 250 Semantic Web Tools (updated)
• The Power of Open Source
• Semantic Indexing: The Door Opens a Crack
• Comprehensive Listing of 175 Semantic Web Tools
• Unused is Useless: Musings on Metadata (and the Semantic Web)
• A Parable Too Far
• Playing Around with Avatars
• A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Semantic Web
• The Commoditization of Content Software
• Extending TinyMCE, the WordPress Rich Text Editor
• A Smooth WordPress 2.0.4 Upgrade
• New Wiki Listing of Semantic Web Books
• A Semantic Web Primer
• Semantic Technologies in the Enterprise
• You've Lost That Bitchin' Insight
• More Languages and A Comparison of Translation Services
• Guidance and Sample Code for Multi-Lingual Translations of Your Blog or Web Site
• Sociable: More Plugin Method to the Madness
• Enabling SIOC for AI3 - Adaptive Information
• OWL-Geospatial Mashups with TopBraid Composer
• Data Visualization at Warp Speed
• Current Listing of 70 Semantic Web Tools
• Happy First Birthday, AI3!
• The Exponential Driver of Combining Information
• The Biggest Disruption in History: Massively Accelerated Growth Since the Industrial Revolution
• Historical Origins of the Knowledge Economy
• "Reasonably Good Strategies" in the Face of Failure
• Hey, Web 98.6
• What Is a Document?
• Valuable Information Architecture Wiki
• Knowledge: Unravelling the X Factor in Growth and Wealth
• Models of Semantic Interoperability
• Methods for Semantic Discovery, Annotation and Mediation
• What A Change A Day Makes (aka, Get A Life)
• Problems with Bloglines Search Feed?
• Sources and Classification of Semantic Heterogeneities
• From Data Federation Pyramid to the Semantic Web Layer Cake
• Redux: Enterprise Software Licensing on Life Support
• Let a Thousand (Better, Ten) Flowers Bloom
• Climbing the Data Federation Pyramid
• Redux: Scalability of the Semantic Web
• Market Opportunities in the Semantic Web
• The Venture Voice
• Scalability of the Semantic Web
• Rainy Day Stuff: Semantic Web Videos
• Making Discovery Integral to Content Workflow
• Simplicity, Incentives, Semantic Web and Web 2.0
• Open Source Center Breaking New Ground
• The Curse of the Seven Hats
• 1,601 Web 2.0 Sites and Counting
• Search Engine Challenges Posed by the Semantic Web
• W3C Internationalization Tag Set
• Sir Tim's Semantic Web Video: Another Great One
• Nobody's Business But My Own
• Full Report: Why Are $800 Billion in Document Assets Wasted Annually?
• Social Bookmarking Sites Poised for Shakeouts, Maturation
• SWISHer: A 'Swicki' Test Drive
• Why Are $800 Billion in Document Assets Wasted Annually? V. Summary
• 30 Minute Video on the Semantic Web
• Tutorial: Internet Languages, Character Sets and Encodings
• ePrecis for Abstracts and Indexes
• OWL Ontologies: When Machine Readable is Not Good Enough
• Free RDF and OWL Editors for Eclipse Developers
• Strengths and Weaknesses of RDF and OWL
• Extensibility: We're Not in Kansas Anymore
• FastSOA: Speed Up Conventional SOAs
• Enterprise Semantic Webs (ESW) Demand New Database Paradigms
• RDF and Topic Maps Interoperability
• IBM Releasing UIMA to Open Source
• Too Big for Success: The VC Funding Dilemma
• Highly Recommended Search Innovation Series

2005

• A Walk in the Snow
• The Single Database Chimera
• Another Good Semantic Web Series
• GSA Open Source Initiative
• Large-scale Intelligence Analysis
• Semantic Web Reference Card Update
• Happy Six Months!
• Search Engine Watch (SEW) Craw Stickers
• More Semantic Web in the Enterprise
• Why Are $800 Billion in Document Assets Wasted Annually? IV. The Problem is Too Close for Focus
• The Myth of Superman
• Semantic Web on the Desktop
• The Sick Search Market: Autonomy Buys Verity
• Semi-structured Data: Happy 10th Birthday!
• 'No More Tuition'
• Two Recent Semantic Web Papers
• The 'Lottery Syndrome' and Recent Open Source Statistics
• Why Are $800 Billion in Document Assets Wasted Annually? III. Enterprise Solutions Are Too Expensive
• BBN Speech-to-Text Machine Translation
• Re-visit Internal Settings for Blog Viewing
• Open Data Architectures: The Union Square Session
• Starting Small via the Semantic Organization
• Thanks! Comprehensive Blogging Guide Receives Kind Comments
• The Semantic Web Demands Different Database Models
• 'Stealth Mode'? Grab Your Wallet
• Major Upgrade to Deep Query Manager Released
• SOCom Awards New OSINT Center
• Why Are $800 Billion in Document Assets Wasted Annually? II. Barriers to Collaboration
• Why Are $800 Billion in Document Assets Wasted Annually? I. Is 'Private' Information Bad?
• Multi-part HTML Postings from Word
• TBL on the Semantic Web
• Comprehensive Guide to a Professional Blog Site
• Semantic Web and Ontology Tools
• Getting Listed on Google Blog Search
• Search and the '25% Solution'
• The Shrinking Portal: BEA Acquires Plumtree
• Revisiting Limited Keywords in Search
• Open Source and the 'Business Ecosystem'
• Psychology of Search, Harvesting and Purposeful Search
• Blogging Guides: Hard to Find and Not Overly Impressive
• Intellectual Honesty, Attribution, Historical Revisionism, and Truth: The 'Deep Web' Example
• Nath's Comments on: Untapped Assets: The $3 Trillion Value of U.S. Enterprise Documents
• Preparing to Blog - Time and Effort Estimates
• Preparing to Blog - Better Quicktags for Comment Entries
• Preparing to Blog - Trackback and Ping Testing
• New $425 Million Wave in Open Source VC Funding
• Preparing to Blog - Screen Resolution Compatibility
• Open Source Business Models
• Preparing to Blog - Local Hosting II
• A Trillion is a Large Number (12 zeros)
• Preparing to Blog - Word Docs to HTML II
• Preparing to Blog - W3C XHTML Validation
• Preparing to Blog - File Organization and Naming
• Preparing to Blog - Cross-browser Compatibility
• Preparing to Blog - Some Best Practices
• Untapped Assets: The $3 Trillion Value of U.S. Enterprise Documents
• Preparing to Blog - Use of Styles and Style Sheets
• Preparing to Blog - Not Playing Nice in the Sandbox
• Preparing to Blog - Actual Site Release
• Preparing to Blog - Site Project Management
• Preparing to Blog - Word Docs to HTML
• Preparing to Blog - Standard Site Content
• Preparing to Blog - Permalink Problems
• Preparing to Blog - External Credits and Thanks
• Preparing to Blog - Editor Comparisons
• Preparing to Blog - Release Checklist
• Preparing to Blog - Begin Content
• Preparing to Blog - Site Transfer
• Preparing to Blog - Advanced Functionality
• Preparing to Blog - Posts/Comments Behavior
• Preparing to Blog - No Local Images
• Preparing to Blog - Design and Hacking CSS
• Preparing to Blog - Install Difficulties and Then Success!
• Preparing to Blog - Local Hosting
• Preparing to Blog - WordPress
• Preparing to Blog - First Test Drive
• First Post - Decided to Blog (2005-05-27)

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