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The Semantic Web grows constantly and promises a huge amount of machine-interpretable information. Unfortunately, the inte- gration and usage of semantic information is not feasible by everyone. Hence, a large number of Semantic Web applications are lacking and the potential of the semantic knowledge remains unexploited. We propose balloon Synopsis, an easy-to-use jQuery plugin to integrate Semantic Web information in a website. It provides a modern visualisation and browser for RDF information including automatic remote information enhancing, similarity analysis and ontology templates. Balloon Synopsis enables web developers to rely on known tools and programming lan- guage to benefit of the global knowledge graph.
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