WWW2004 conference chat 18-22 May 2004 - site http://www2004.org/ - weblog http://www2004.xmlhack.com/ - chat logs http://www.ilrt.bris.ac.uk/discovery/chatlogs/www2004/
Mixed Markup and Web Applications - Dean Jackson
edd: transcription of slides welcome, as they can't be viewed by most people.
Impact of Web Search Engines on Page Popularity
pshab: starting point that users not see what is on the web but what is biased by what is on the search engins jhendler: I had "VOWL" first :->
Understanding user goals in web search pshab: by Daniel E. Rose, Yahoo!
CSS3 for Behaviors and Hypertext - Bert Bos
libby: "the year of CSS3 :)" karlcow: Talk part of the Semantic Interfaces and OWL Tools
Xforms 1.0: en route to success! libby: Steven Pemberton in "mixing markup and style for interactive content" session
What's New on the Web? The Evolution of the Web from a Search Engine Perspective
mattb: search engineering track
A powerful Web access tool for blind and low vision users.
FransW: demoed at the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0) track
Network Arts: Exposing Cultural Reality
mattb: abstract with link to paper PDF
CULTOS - multimedia KM tools for culture and arts
dajobe: links to their semweb work, ontology pshab: Topic-Oriented Blogging - Judit Bar-Ilan
Elliote Rusty Harold coverage of www2004 day 1
mattb: live updates on the homepage mattb: panel discussion jhendler: by TimBL and some friends jhendler: about 25M - 300k triples
TimBL 1994 Web Conference keynote slides
danbri__: ie. the 1st web conference, when w3c was announced. It lays out some of the issues that SW addresses.
Semantic Web to Take Center Stage at WWW2004
em: By Clint Boulton, May 16 2004 jhendler: Geoff Chappell's early attempt to a SW search engine - 250k documents, 20M triples pshab: Tim Berners-Lee |
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