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My Semantic Web BlogRoll
I have not had time to automate my blog roll publication yet. Here is the first step down that path. The following are the semantic web blogs I follow closely. I am sure I must be missing many others that are interesting. Though I already am way past the point of information overload. (For those in the same position here are some tips (via Danny))
- AI3:::Adaptive Information - Atom
- Mike Bergman on the semantic Web and structured Web
- About the social semantic web - RSS
- Web 2.0 - what's next?
- Bnode - atom
- bobdc.blog - RSS
- Bob DuCharme's weblog, mostly on technology for representing and linking information.
- Bill de hOra - atom
- Bill de HOra's blog
- captsolo weblog - RSS 1.0
- CaptSolo weblog
- connolly's blog - RSS
- Dan Connolly's blog
- Cloudlands - RSS
- John Breslin's Blog
- Daniel Lewis - RSS
- A technological, personal, spiritual, and academic blog.
- Dave Beckett - Journalblog - RSS 1.0
- RDF and free software hacking
- David Seth - RSS
- Semantic Web & my backyard
- dowhatimean.net - RSS
- Richard Cyganiak's Weblog
- Elastic Grid Blog - RSS
- The ultimate blog about the Elastic Grid solution...
- Elias Torres - RSS
- I'm working on a tagline. I promise.
- Inchoate Curmudgeon - RSS
- I'm getting there. What's the rush? It's about the journey, right?
- Internet Alchemy - RSS
- Seeing the world through RDF goggles since 2007
- Kashori - RSS
- Kingsley Idehen's Blog Data Space - RSS atom
- Data Space Endpoint for - Knowledge, Information, and Raw Data
- Les petites cases - Fourre-tout personnel virtuel de Got - RSS
- Lost Boy - RSS 1.0
- A journal of no fixed aims or direction by Leigh Dodds. If you see him wandering, point him in the direction of home.
- Mark Wahl, CISA - RSS
- Discussions on organizing principles for identity systems
- Michael Levin's Weblog and Swampcast! - RSS
- Software development, technobuzz, and everything else.
- Minding the Planet - RSS
- Nova Spivack's Journal of Unusual News & Ideas
- More News - RSS
- Nodalities - RSS
- From Semantic Web to Web of Data
- opencontentlawyer.com - RSS
- copyright, content, and you
- Perspectives - RSS
- Interfaces, web sémantique, hypermédia
- Planet Kiwi - RSS
- ... where all the KiwiKnows is!
- Planet RDF - RSS
- It's triples all the way down
- Planete Web Semantique - RSS
- French Semantic Web planet
- Raw - RSS 1.0
- Danny's linkiness
- Rinke Hoekstra - RSS
- "Time is nature's way to keep everything from happening at once." - John Wheeler
- S is for Semantics - Atom
- Dean Allemang's Blog - Check out our new book on the Semantic Web!
- Semantic Focus - RSS
- On the Semantic Web, Semantic Web technology and computational semantics
- Semantic Wave - RSS
- News feeds and commentary maintained by semantic web developer Jamie Pitts.
- Semantic Web Interest Group Scratchpad - RSS
- Semantic Web Interest Group IRC scratchpad where items mentioned and commented on in IRC get collected.
- Semantic Web Wire - RSS
- Comprehensive News Feed for Semantic Web.
- semantic weltbild 2.0 (Building the Semantic Web is easier together) - RSS 1.0
- Building the Semantic Web is easier together
- SemanticMetadata.net - Atom
- Speaking my mind - RSS
- The whole is more than the sum
- TagCommons - RSS
- toward a basis for sharing tag data
- TechBrew - RSS
- Informative geekery on software and technology
- Technical Ramblings - RSS
- Ramblings of a GIS Hacker
- Thinking Clearly - RSS
- Make lots of money through stealth in shadows
- W3C Semantic Web Activity News - RSS
I automated the creation of this blogroll by transforming the opml of my blog reader with the following xquery
declare namespace loc = "http://test.org/";
declare function loc:string($t as xs:string) {
$t
};
<html>
<body>
<dl>
{
for $outline in //outline
order by $outline/@title
return
<span>
<dt><a href="{ $outline/@htmlUrl}">{ loc:string($outline/@text) }</a> - <a href="{ $outline/@xmlUrl}">{ loc:string($outline/@version)}</a> </dt>
<dd>{ loc:string($outline/@description) }</dd>
</span>
}
</dl>
</body>
</html>
I then had to edit a bit of the generated html by hand to make it presentable.
Thanks to the Oxygen editor for making this really easy to do.
Posted at 05:52PM Jul 24, 2008 [permalink/trackback] by Henry Story in General | Comments[3]
Note on comments:
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- Comments are moderated, so they will take a little time to appear. Currently moderation means I have to read them personally. Hopefully with OpenId deployment, this will become more automated.
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- Check your comments by using the preview button...
Posted by Shepherd's Pi on July 25, 2008 at 06:04 PM CEST #
I guess this means that I must blog about KiWi more often - that way at least SOME of our blog posts are going to end up in your semantic blog roll.
Posted by Jana Herwig on July 28, 2008 at 01:17 PM CEST #
> I guess this means that I must blog about KiWi more often - that way at least SOME of our blog posts are going to end up in your semantic blog roll.
Yes that is probably the best for now :-)
Longer term I would like to have a feed reader that gathers information from all of my friends foaf files and automatically subscribes me to their feeds. Instead of publishing a blog roll, I suppose I would publish a top 20 most read feeds. But then again, presumably some good aggregator feeds would end up there more often than others. So you win by being in popular aggregator feeds.
Hmm, I used to be on planetrdf once...
Posted by Henry Story on July 28, 2008 at 02:29 PM CEST #