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The Semantic Web’s biggest problem

by Mathew on February 28, 2008 · Comments

Paul Miller has a new column at ZDNet that’s all about the Semantic Web — or Web3.0, as some like to call it — and he’s got a post up about an interview he did with the Father of the Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, in which Sir Tim says that all of the various building [...]

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A chat with the Father of the Web

by Mathew on May 10, 2007 · Comments

(cross-posted from my Globe and Mail blog)
Sir Tim Berners-Lee doesn’t sound like a legend on the phone. He sounds like a friendly, slightly absent-minded scientist — which isn’t surprising, since that’s pretty much what he was before he invented the World Wide Web in 1990 while working at a particle-physics research lab in Switzerland, and [...]

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