A major step towards solving the problem of how to report financial information has been addressed in the latest set of regulations from the U.S. SEC.

Web3Beat Blog: A lot of the value proposition (technically at least) of Web 3.0 is its horizontality: you can't show its benefits with just one data set (I guess you can, but it's marginal).

In the November/December edition of the Semantic Web Gang we discuss the recent launch of Glue from AdaptiveBlue, and look back at the Semantic Web highlights of 2008.

In this broadcast, Paul Miller talks with Kingsley Idehen, president and CEO of OpenLink Software. They discuss OpenLink's approach, and the role that semantic technologies play in this, before turning to a broader discussion of Linked Data.

Although the Semantic Web will add structure to the Internet, make it easier for novice users to create structured content, and change the way we search, there is still a need for experienced help.

Dan Grigorovici continues his analysis of the Semantic Web's credibility problems and what the semweb community can do to solve them.

Dan Grigorovici argues that after more than seven years of promising Semantic Web deliverance, the semweb community still can't easily explain the proposition to users, funders, or anyone else outside the pack.

What businesses should be setting their sights on is the socially networked enterprise, which requires the flexibility of language to tie together machinery, as well as to share insights among people.

There's a long way to go to achieve the true purpose of the semantic web, but at least Web 2.0 unlocks a world of ideas, creating an opportunity for further advancement.

The scientific community is urged not to forget the biggest and most challenging problem: how to interweave all today’s distributed, heterogeneous, and changing implementations into networks of added value.

As soon as we bookmark something the semantics is lost. How do we get the browser to know the link represents a movie we liked or a glass of wine we enjoyed?

ClearForest might not have a polished product yet, but the company's approach and technology are worth attention and consideration.

Some say that the Semantic Web is about artificial intelligence, some claim that it is more about semantics, while others say that it's about data annotation. Here's a look at the ingredients, definitions, and approaches to the technology.