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shared innovation Humans and the Web of Data T om Heath Platform Division T alis Information Ltd tom.heath@talis.com http://tomheath.com/ http://www.talis.com/platform T riple-I Keynote, 5 September 2008 shared innovation Structure 1.

  1. shared innovation Humans and the Web of Data T om Heath Platform Division T alis Information Ltd tom.heath@talis.com http://tomheath.com/ http://www.talis.com/platform T riple-I Keynote, 5 September 2008

  2. shared innovation Structure 1. Assumptions 2. Browsing the Web of Data 3. Interaction Widgets for the Web of Data 4. Social Networks, Recommendations and Trust 5. Closing Remarks

  3. shared innovation My Assumptions about the Semantic Web 1. It's a Web of Data nothing more, nothing less (for now) •

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  5. shared innovation My Assumptions about the Semantic Web 1. It's a Web of Data nothing more, nothing less (for now) •

  6. shared innovation " Linked Data is the Semantic Web done right, and the Web done right" – Tim Berners-Lee

  7. shared innovation My Assumptions about the Semantic Web 2. It's not fiction, but fact

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  9. shared innovation The Linking Open Data "Cloud" – May 2007

  10. shared innovation The Linking Open Data "Cloud" – March 2008

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  12. shared innovation Humans and the Web of Data

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  20. shared innovation What does it mean to "Browse" the Web of Data?

  21. shared innovation Not Document Browsers, but Thing Browsers

  22. shared innovation http://dbpedia.org/resource/Brandenburg_Gate

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  25. shared innovation [Dbpedia Mobile of Brandenburg Gate]

  26. shared innovation Browsing in Multiple Dimensions

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  28. shared innovation Interaction Widgets for Browsing the Web of Data

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  43. shared innovation Social Networks, Recommendations and Trust

  44. shared innovation - Who knows what? - Who is the best person to ask? - How to find out?

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  46. shared innovation [Hoonoh Home Page Screenshot]

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  51. shared innovation Trust Factors in Recommendation Seeking • Experience • Expertise • Impartiality • Affinity • Track Record

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  53. shared innovation Conclusions

  54. shared innovation Take-home Message A Web of machine-readable data is even more interesting from a human than a machine perspective

  55. shared innovation Take-home Thought 1 Search and Browse are great for Documents – but what other kinds of tasks can we enable with a Web of Data ?

  56. shared innovation Take-home Thought 2 There's nothing special about the Social Web!

  57. shared innovation Thank you • Acknowledgements – Christian Becker and Chris Bizer, FU Berlin (Marbles + DBpediaMobile) – Greg Williams (Photo credits) – AKT Project (Funding for Revyu and Hoonoh) • Further reading – Sept/Oct 2008 issue of IEEE Internet Computing – http://linkeddata.org/ • Contact Details – tom.heath@talis.com – http://tomheath.com/ – http://www.talis.com/platform

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