The Semantic Web's Missing Link

Submitted by Mark Birbeck on June 17, 2009 - 2:20am

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SemTech 2009 is turning out to be an interesting conference in many ways, and I've been to some useful presentations. I did the first of my presentations this morning, on RDFa, and the slides are below. The PowerPoint itself contain speaker's notes which will explain quite a lot of what is going on, so if you're interested then it's probably worth downloading:

RDFa: The Semantic Web's Missing Link

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