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Date:   February 20, 2008

Spot On Semantic Web and Linked Data

Danny Ayers Has Penned a Must Read Semantic Web 101

Danny Ayers has just posted perhaps the best and most succinct explanation of the semantic Web and its relation to Linked Data I have seen: Semantic Web…in a Nutshell?

Please, all, I encourage you to read the bottom portion of this short posting carefully and to bookmark it for future reference. It doesn’t get much shorter or sweeter than this.

Nice job, Danny! Now, do you care to take on the update of the layer cake? :)

Posted on February 20, 2008 at 11:08 am in Semantic Web | Comments (1)
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One Response to “Spot On Semantic Web and Linked Data”
  1. Danny commented on February 22nd, 2008 at 5:55 am:

    Wow, thanks Mike!

    Re. the layer cake – dunno, I think it was danbri who said something to the effect “it’s served it’s purpose, time to retire it”. Might be a good point. But there is a less intimidating version in the SWEO Semantic Web brochure (pdf), also on the ESW Wiki.

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