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  • + guest44dd7c2 guest44dd7c2 8 months ago
    Ian

    great set, thanks. How does this model strike you: open data, private information, personal knowledge?

    ColinBeveridge.
  • + mastertek Vo Viet Anh 8 months ago
    you graphic gallery must be dire :D
  • + LuigiBertuzzi Luigi Bertuzzi 8 months ago
    Let’s make sure we are OPEN PEOPLE! Even if it takes FREE CLIMBING!!
    Right? Or wrong??
  • + Stricky Stricky 8 months ago
    Loved it!
  • + guest1e4f038 guest1e4f038 8 months ago
    Excellent presentation. It is a great call for open data. We can learn so much more from it. But other than government, the open source community seems to release more open data than commercial software? True?

    Is it true that there is more structured data than unstructured? I thought unstructured and semi-structured data was more.
  • + sn0wfl8ke Yuki Chow 8 months ago
    Raised some questions ^^ Would love to see more in depth talk on semantic web!
  • + guest7b47d8 guest7b47d8 8 months ago
    HulaAndRocks: very slick.excellent !
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  1. if you love something... ...set it free Ian Davis, CTO, Talis www.talis.com
  2. From cave paintings... http://flickr.com/photos/jackversloot/2563365462/
  3. ...to the age of the Internet, the human race has sought ever more efficient ways to exchange information. http://flickr.com/photos/_rq/2959254617/
  4. We are no longer limited by the physicality of information. http://flickr.com/photos/tom1231/310755516/
  5. Dramatic reductions in marginal cost of production is not the whole story. http://flickr.com/photos/photohome_uk/1494590209/
  6. The World Wide Web is the most successful information system ever devised... but why did the Web win? www.flickr.com/photos/meyshanworld/2217851281
  7. Network effects arise when the act of participation makes the entire network more useful for everyone www.flickr.com/photos/28481088@N00/399609106
  8. The open network outpaces the walled garden www.flickr.com/photos/robert_scarth/138438647/
  9. Where would you publish?
  10. Blue oceans are metaphors for the wide open unexplored markets created by radical innovations. flickr.com/photos/roybos69/2092138638/
  11. Think about the industries that didn't exist 30 years ago. www.flickr.com/photos/adulau/544472325
  12. Now what about 100 years ago? http://flickr.com/photos/bestrated1/139355803/
  13. Now which companies exist only because of the Web?
  14. All because the web lets you link documents together. http://flickr.com/photos/mako_side_b/2424654365/
  15. Increasing the variety of links and things being linked to can create vastly stronger and more valuable networks flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/2234378275/
  16. The Semantic Web fundamentally changes how information, machines and people are connected
  17. “In the Semantic Web, it is not the Semantic which is novel, it is the Web” -- Chris Welty, IBM
  18. The Semantic Web and its powerful network effects are enabling a radical transformation away from islands of data. www.flickr.com/photos/visulogik/83476195/
  19. Conjecture 1: Data outlasts code http://flickr.com/photos/carrick/61952845/
  20. Therefore open data is more important than open source http://flickr.com/photos/frenchy/79366258/
  21. Conjecture 2: There is more structured data in the world than unstructured http://flickr.com/photos/artg33k/2485267144/
  22. Therefore people who understand structure matter
  23. Conjecture 3: Most of the value in our data will be unexpected and unintended http://flickr.com/photos/ninjanoodles/1586208492/
  24. Therefore we should engineer for serendipity http://flickr.com/photos/psd/1805591747/
  25. The goal is not to build a web of data. The goal is to enrich lives through access to information. http://flickr.com/photos/pgoyette/2819175465/
  26. Does preservation require protection? http://flickr.com/photos/london_ally/2530863286/
  27. Provide and Enable http://flickr.com/photos/retropc/2863861748/
  28. Provide... use your unique expertise and knowledge to collect, organise and publish data you care about http://flickr.com/photos/imuttoo/2631466945/
  29. Enable... licence your data for reuse, give important things a URI and link widely. http://flickr.com/photos/dietpoison/133957015/
  30. Shouldn't the right data be available when you need it?
  31. Technology grows exponentially, but society adapts linearly Can someone please tell me why my bio and all of my tribe friends are listed on a site I have never been to or heard of? I didn't think this was Tribes style. I feel cheated and betrayed. If I wanted my profile to be farmed out, I would join Facebook. www.flickr.com/photos/a4gpa/273108378
  32. Let's be careful
  33. We have barely begun
  34. if you love something... ...set it free... ...and change the world Ian Davis, CTO, Talis www.talis.com

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