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Posts Tagged: Web 2.0

Florian Cramer on “Why Semantic Search is Flawed”

By Liliana Bounegru, November 15, 2009

Florian Cramer, head of the Networked Media Master at the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam, ended the last session of The Society of the Query conference. The Alternative Search 2 session presented a few of the latest web technologies as potential directions for the web and search engine design in the near future: RFDa, which [...]

Steve Pemberton – „Have your own personal website!“

By dennis deicke, November 14, 2009

Steve Pemberton starts off with explaining the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, which proposes a link between langauge and thought. If you do not have a word for something, you cannot think about it, and if you do not think about it, you will probably not invent a word for it. Pemberton applies this idea to the term [...]

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