iGlue On Its Way To Being a Publicly Traded Entity
Power of the Dream Ventures has announced they are going forward on a roadmap for iGlue to take the company public in the United States.
Semantic Search Technology Awarded a Patent
Expert System has been awarded a patient by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for its Cogito® semantic platform. The patient safeguards Cogito, which relies on deep linguistic analysis and semantic disambiguation of text to ensure a complete understanding of a text without the use of statistics or keyword based technologies.
New Acquisition Beefs up Semantic Search
Intertainment Media Inc. has agreed to buy mobile software and app developer Commobility Inc.
Workshop on Automated Reasoning
A workshop on automated reasoning about context and ontology evolution will take place in Barcelona, Spain on July 17-18, 2011.
New Grant Funds Digital Research Center
Emory University is soon to have a coffeehouse-like environment in which students can work in cross-discipline collaboration and allow researcher access to the library’s vast experts on all things library. This will differ from other digital research centers because of the cross-discipline collaboration potential.
What Does the Future Hold for Libraries?
A table of powerhouses gathered to discussion a slew of topics from the impact of cloud computing and open source ILSs to issues surrounding user engagement, the digital divide, and declining library budgets.
Location Development Tackles Huge Hurdles
Fwix founder speaks about the challenges they have faced in location development and their solutions.
Web 3.0 Taking Us To New Levels
Everyone is trying to define Web 3.0. Is that because there are many definitions – data, semantic, etc.? And therefore, much potential?
More Semantic Technology News
LexisNexis has debuted their new semantic search “brain”. The next-generation semantic search technology identifies the meaning of multiple concepts within a single search query to help users zero in on core concepts faster and make fewer revisions to their search queries.