:)) I am rather new here. Are there any bears around?

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Thank you all for a great week in #Dagstuhl, here's the traditional photo 😉

www.dagstuhl.de/25051

Is Schema still relevant in 2024? Wonderful debate here. Let’s set the record straight—if you’re still stuck thinking schema markup is just a checkbox for rich results, you’re not only missing the point but also losing the game.

Is Schema still relevant in 2024? Here is my take www.linkedin.com/pulse/schema...

New blog entry tomorrow: Amazon's failed folksonomy and Kevin Federline — what could go wrong?

Teodora Petkova: dialogic communication for the semantic web Teodora Petkova combines rigorous academic thinking with pragmatic data-management practices in her content-marketing work at Ontotext.

Academic curiosity + love for the #SemanticWeb + a unique approach to #HCI and #KM = @teodorapetkova.bsky.social's "dialogic communication." Add a nuanced appreciation for modern #marketing and well-curated #metadata and you can convey your org's value to the world.

kgi.fm/teodora-petk...

35 years after first proposing the World Wide Web, what does its creator Tim Berners-Lee have in mind next? After seeing the balance of power shift to large corporations and big tech companies, the founder of the World Wide Web is determined to give users control over their data again.

Thirty-five years after our CTO Sir Tim Berners-Lee created the web, Live Science highlights Inrupt's work with organizations and governments to transform personal data sharing.

www.livescience.com/technology/c...

New blog entry: Using regular expressions to manipulate data in a SPARQL query—a pure, standards-compliant SPARQL query www.bobdc.com/blog/regex/

Rebecca Evanhoe: conversation design for AI and UX Rebecca Evanhoe practices, teaches, and writes about conversation design, a key UX practice in the design of chat-based AI applications.

Since the publication of Rebecca Evanhoe's book "Conversations with Things" three years ago, the tech and media worlds have fundamentally transformed, but the #conversationdesign principles that set the foundation for the book remain as relevant as ever.
contentandai.com/rebecca-evan...

"Own your own data. In a world with AI if you don't own your own data someone else will" says Jensen Huang at WGS Dubai. Yes! @inrupt.bsky.social does just that, providing individual data empowerment through Personal Online Data stores (PODs) generating value for individuals, orgs & gov’s.

Hello Bluesky!

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No longer work in libraries but sharing as some of my followers do

Product variants and Google search have not always been the greatest friends, change is on the way though.

www.searchenginejournal.com/google-searc...

Time to prepare yourself for what's coming...

New blog entry: Triples about existing triples — the easy way and the hard way. www.bobdc.com/blog/etriple...

What is Data Fabric? DIve into the what, why, when and how of data fabric - this new addition to the growing alphabet soup of new IT vocabulary terms

If you haven't read Sumit's treatises :) on #datamesh and #datafarics, this is the moment: www.ontotext.com/knowledgehub... and www.ontotext.com/knowledgehub....

We are in a state of datastrophy, infobesity :) and bad data tax conundrums. Awesome Sumit Pal opening the second day of #KGF23. And of course a quote by Sir Tim Berners Lee on connecting the dots. <3
Kudos to @giorgialodi.bsky.social who reminded me to start sharing knowldge outside X :)

Narrative is a tool the brain uses to make sense of the data it captures and achieve, through it, energetic efficiencies of memory and comprehension. It is as fundamental in the working of the brain as the known physical laws of the universe.

"Brain computation is not only digital or analog, or a combination of both, but encompasses features in parallel, and of higher orders of complexity." In: The computational power of the human brain www.frontiersin.org/articles/10....

Into the Mind Of a Schema Ninja: A Dialogue with Jarno van Driel About Semantic Search, Content and ... Read about structured data markup, semantic modeling and SEO from a schema.org fanboy Jarno van Driel, tackling RDF website challenges since 2008.

This is a long, lovely and nourishing dialogue with Jarno Van Driel for all semantic SEO people out there. We are happy to have Jarno in the community (I guess the community of web people who care about the Web and standards) Enjoy! www.teodorapetkova.com/dialogues/in...

David, interesting to see how the "cards" of a post are parsed in this environment. See the apostrophe for example.

David Amerland 🇺🇦 on LinkedIn: #business #energy #focus It&#39;s Friday and if you aren&#39;t thinking of the weekend already, you should. And since you&#39;re thinking consider how everything you think about requires a…

"The available amount of energy we have to put into something reveals our priorities and values."

@davidamerland.bsky.social on Energy and Limits.

Thanks David! And looking forward to explore here :)

A fictional character I would give invite code to