On Monday, June 20, a group of Semantic thought leaders from around the globe met with their host and colleague, Paul Miller, for the seventh installment of the Semantic Link, a monthly podcast covering the world of Semantic Technologies. This episode includes a discussion about schema.org and a review of some of the goings-on at the recent SemTech: Semantic Technology Conference. Read more

On Friday, April 8, a group of Semantic thought leaders from around the globe met with their host and colleague, Paul Miller, for the fourth installment of the Semantic Link, a monthly podcast covering the world of Semantic Technologies. Joining them this month were two special guests to discuss the impact of Semantic Web in Media and publishing: Mike Dunn from Hearst Interactive Media and Evan Sandhaus from the New York Times Company. Read more

On Friday, March 18, a group of Semantic thought leaders from around the globe met with their host and colleague, Paul Miller, for the fourth installment of the Semantic Link, a monthly podcast covering the world of Semantic Technologies.

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On Friday, February 11, a group of Semantic thought leaders from around the globe met with their host and colleague, Paul Miller, for the third installment of the Semantic Link, a monthly podcast covering the world of Semantic Technologies.

This month, we tackle the topic of “Marketing the Semantic Web” and are joined by two special guests:

	Krista Thomas, VP Marketing, Ad.ly (Formerly VP Marketing, OpenCalais, Thomson Reuters)
	Scott Brinker, President & CTO at ion interactive, inc.

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On Friday, January 14, a group of Semantic thought leaders from around the globe met with their host and colleague, Paul Miller, for the second installment of the Semantic Link, a monthly podcast covering the world of Semantic Technologies. Music by Kevin MacLeod.

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We hope you enjoy it, follow @TheSemanticLink on Twitter, and join us here each month for a new hour-long episode.

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Eric Franzon
VP Community, SemanticWeb.com

For me, the best bits of a good industry conference are always any well-run panel discussions. Not those panels where the ‘moderator’ has more to say than the panellists. Not those panels where panellists completely fill the allotted time by standing up in turn to deliver one over-long prepared presentation after another. Not those panels where every member has exactly the same story to tell, and any differences of opinion are left outside. Not them.

The panels I mean – the panels I love – are the ones where the panellists talk to one another and their audience. The ones where different perspectives are brought to the table and shared. The ones where knowledge and prior experience are self-evident. The ones where differences of perspective or opinion inform and enrich rather than disrupt and divide. The ones where the moderator knows to keep (reasonably) quiet. Them. They’re great, but sadly all too rare.

Working with the team at SemanticWeb.com we’re going to try recreating that ‘great panel’ vibe in a form that everyone can easily consume, without the horrors of air travel or the cost of hotel rooms. To do this, we’re launching a new monthly podcast called The Semantic Link, a PodPanel if you will, and assembling what I hope you will agree is a great team of panellists to get it going. Read more

On Monday, December 6, a group of Semantic thought leaders from around the world met with their host and colleague, Paul Miller, for the first installment of the Semantic Link, an ongoing monthly podcast that will appear here at SemanticWeb.com. Music by Kevin MacLeod.

Read Paul’s excellent introduction, “Welcome to the PodPanel”.

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We hope you enjoy it, follow @TheSemanticLink on Twitter, and join us here each month for a new hour-long episode.

And please do leave your comments below. We want to hear from you!

Eric Franzon
VP Community, SemanticWeb.com