Eleven years ago Tim Berners-Lee envisioned the next logical step for the World Wide Web was to become semantic. One day machines would be able to read and understand Web pages because content would be tagged in a meaningful way.A date would be tagged as a date, an address as an address, and so on. Relevance would replace ambiguity. Finding, sharing and combining information would become easier.Today, the semantic Web remains as much a ...
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