06 making information pay 2011 -- solomon, madi (pearson)
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Madi Solomon gave a presentation on the importance of semantics and metadata in publishing. She discussed how metadata can forge conceptual relationships between content and enable intelligent searches. She also explained how semantic technologies can transform content creation by automatically categorizing, tagging, and relating content using ontologies. Finally, she outlined steps for getting started with semantic metadata, including establishing a baseline metadata model and prototyping automated workflows.
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06 making information pay 2011 -- solomon, madi (pearson)
- 2. BISG Making Information Pay 2011 May 5, 2011 Madi Solomon Pearson plc Smart Content: the importance of semantics in publishing
- 3. Madi Weland Solomon: semantically enabled Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011 Pearson plc, Director, Content Standards Independent Consultant Walt Disney Company, Corporate Nomenclature Taxonomist Getty Research Institute Project Associate, Standards & Vocabularies Eli Broad Art Foundation, Curatorial Assistant Professional Experience Professional Associations BISG Rights Committee ISKO-UK FOCAL FIAT/IFTA Chair of the AMIA Metadata Joint Subcommittee LOC Moving Image Collections (MIC): Cataloging and Metadata Working Group & Speakers Bureau Contributor to ISAN Best Practices for Audio Visual Works Personal info Residence: London, UK Family husband daughter dog Interests Visual Art contemporary art Playing Musical instruments piano guitar banjo drums harp Writing short stories
- 4. Agenda Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011 It’s about metadata
- 5. Metamedia The effects of technology on consciousness: our relationship with organisations and data Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011 Coined by McLuhan, Marshall (Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man , 1964) metamedia refers to the new relationships between form and content in the development of new technologies and new media
- 6. Metadata as information: Collective shifts in our perception of knowledge Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011
- 7. Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011 Books Dynamic eBooks Flash eBooks HTML eBooks Media Evolution at
- 8. iPad app DK Travel Guides Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011
- 12. Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011 Subject/Discipline (Science) Learning Objectives Learner Level Entity Relationships using RDF and SKOS Between classes of things Between entity associations Between concepts Permissions of Use Educational Standard
- 13. Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011
- 14. Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011
- 15. Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011 Why do we need it? massive data centres
- 16. Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011
- 22. Tech Hub: Book to Tablet, April 13, 2011 Future State: Convergence
- 23. Thank you Content is no longer a scarcity, attention is. [email_address]
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- Shipping containers revolutionized shipping transport and logistics. Developed to speed loading time at the dockside and to reduce theft by dock workers. Before containers were introduced, thousands of individual packing cases had to be loaded by hand, time consuming, expensive. We then began to identify content with the container they came in: book, record, video, newspaper, etc.
- Microsoft, 75 acres of land With almost 5,000,000 square feet of data centers built in 2006 alone, communities have an unprecedented opportunity to capture data center growth. Google, Yahoo, eBay, and Microsoft have been among the largest builders of new data centers in the United States over the last few years. Google’s data centers store copies of the entire internet in their data centers to better serve their search customers, while e-retailers must be able to service their far-flung customers and long-tail business models with robust data storage and web service. About 600 million each, some cover over 800 acres