DataPortability and Me: Introducing SIOC, FOAF and the Semantic Web
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DataPortability Lunch Meetup / London / 6th April 2008
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DataPortability and Me: Introducing SIOC, FOAF and the Semantic Web
- 1. DataPortability and Me Introducing SIOC, FOAF and the Semantic Web John Breslin http://www.johnbreslin.com/ DataPortability Lunch Meetup in London 6 th April 2008
- 2. So many social media sites… * Source: Smashcut Media, www.smashcut-media.com
- 4. It takes a lot of time…
- 5. Filling out your profiles, re-adding your friends…
- 6. Uploading posts and content items to “stovepipes”!
- 7. Social media sites are like data silos * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 8. Many isolated communities of users and their data * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 9. Need ways to connect these islands * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 10. Allowing users to easily move from one to another * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 11. Enabling users to easily bring their data with them * Source: Pidgin Technologies, www.pidgintech.com
- 18. Using existing technologies, inventing no new ones
- 19. Other initiatives “near” DataPortability
- 25. Integrating social networks with FOAF for reuse Common formats, unique URIs * Source: Sheila Kinsella, Applications of Social Network Analysis 2007
- 29. The SIOC RDF ontology (important terms)
- 30. SIOC and other ontologies
- 31. Using SIOC and FOAF to represent portable data
- 33. SIOC in use (~50 implementations, applications)
- 35. Porting social media contributions from data providers to import services
- 38. Ownership, control, freedom at opensocialweb.org