Summary Some excitement on the web as the new version of HTTP (named HTTPbis) gets closer to being launched. Kingsley has pointed out some important details related to URLs and the Content-Location header. Linked data continues it’s steady progress with … Continue reading
“We call on the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and its member organizations to reject the Encrypted Media Extensions proposal (EME), which would incorporate support for Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) into HTML. EME would be an irreversible step backward for … Continue reading
Just a reminder that I’ve been updating the wiki meetings page with my notes on our conference calls. It’s a good place to get up to speed on what we’re discussing and what we’ve covered so far. Members are also … Continue reading
On 2013-03-28 The JSON for Linking Data Community Group published the following specification: JSON-LD 1.0 Processing Algorithms and API. This is a call for Final Specification Commitments. To provide greater patent protection for this specification, participants in the JSON for … Continue reading
On 2013-03-28 The JSON for Linking Data Community Group published the following specification: JSON-LD 1.0. This is a call for Final Specification Commitments. To provide greater patent protection for this specification, participants in the JSON for Linking Data Community Group … Continue reading
Many different applications we deal with on a daily basis have some kind of geographic dimension. This geospatial information is normally required for decision making at different levels. However, this information is dispersed among a multiplicity of sources. At GeoKnow we … Continue reading
Greetings Observers It’s time for a teleconference, so that we can introduce ourselves, our observatory activities and do some planning. If you’re interested in attending please could you complete the doodle poll (times are all in London afternoons) on http://www.doodle.com/b23wxn27gchb5brp … Continue reading
W3C has launched the Open Linked Education Community Group Pearson initiates this community group proposal with the W3C with the goal of facilitating and creating a curated subset of Wikipedia data that can be used for tagging educational content. Goals: … Continue reading
