June 20, 2012
by LCervone
Comments Off on A great experience at IKS workshop in Salzburg
We participated in the IKS Workshop to present “Sadit?!?!” a project that we are developing as master students of the University of Bologna – if you weren’t there, you may want to know more about it by reading this post! Continue Reading →
June 15, 2012
by Avolpini
Comments Off on WordLift Launches In Beta, Aims To Be Your WordPress Semantic Plugin of Choice
We just announced at the Salzburg IKS Workshop the Public Beta of WordLift: after months, yes months of constant research in the field of Semantic Web technologies, we’re finally taking a big dive in the community of our users to fine-tune the user experience and to understand what is really needed: where is the 5% lift a start-up like ours can offer to the WordPress eco-system.
To get in touch with our users we asked @matteoc to jump on board as software evangelist and help us gather the best use-cases and shape with us the future of WordLift leveraging his amazing career on the frontiers of web innovation.
WordLift 2.0 presented on the Semantic Web Meetup in Rome
June 15, 2012
by LCervone
Comments Off on Semantic Facebook Game
Sadit? – A Facebook game for building a resource for sentiment analysis on the Semantic Web. “Sadit?” is a Facebook game that we have developed as students of the Master’s Degree in “Scienze di Internet (Internet Science)” at the University of Bologna, Italy.
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June 14, 2012
by jpereira
Comments Off on IKS at European Data Forum 2012
Last week on 6th and 7th of June the (first) European Data Forum took place at the Copenhagen Business School. Organized by STI2 with the support of other related EU projects (IKS, PlanetData, LOD2 and LATC), the event served several purposes around the emerging theme of Web of Data technologies, involving open, linked, smart and big data. Continue Reading →
June 12, 2012
by Alessandro Adamou
Comments Off on Feedback from the ESWC12 EU Project Networking
Just a couple of days ago I received the final report from the EU Project Networking track at ESWC12. It looks like track chair Lyndon has finally managed to dig through my handwriting from the end-session reports ;) – at any rate, it was just further confirmation of my impressions from the heat of the moment. Continue Reading →