The New York Times Embraces the Semantic Web
Andy Plesser
Beet.TV
The Semantic Web has been the longtime vision of Tim Berners-Lee, the British physicist who invented the World Wide Web. It is a highly organized index of Web objects and pages. It is far from being implemented but is starting to emerge.
Michael Zimbalist, head of R&D at The New York Times Company, told me that the opportunities arising from the Semantic Web for The Times are “quite vast.”
In this in interview, he explains how comprehensive metadata annotation of content can make it “smart,” freeing it to become “device independent media.”

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