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Semantic Web Gang podcast discusses Wolfram Alpha and Google's Rich Snippets

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Semantic Web Gang

This month has seen Google announce 'Rich Snippets' and Wolfram Research release Alpha to a flurry of mainstream media coverage; both are of interest to those working on the Semantic Web. This month's episode of the Semantic Web Gang takes a look at both stories, and Gang members share their impressions on the news and what it might mean moving forward. Next month's Semantic Web Gang will be coming live from the Semantic Technology Conference in San Jose.

posted by Paul Miller
May 22, 2009 @ 6:14 am

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