Rdf News & Articles

As the usage of XML as the primary representation format within a content management system proliferates, the discussion revolves around how to transform said XML into a human readable format.

And what about the machines? Who is looking out for them when it comes time to consume data in a custom XML format?

Here’s an opportunity to contribute to the shape of linguistic history in the Web world. The fine folk of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) inform us that the RDF Data Access Working Group is conducting its third Last Call Working Draft (take a breath) for SPARQL Query Language for RDF. Unless you’re banking on a fourth Last Call, get involved and quickly to cement your opinion on the mutable ‘net.

Twelve years of content management research is now free and they've launched a CMS business & technology blog.

The Gilbane Report announced today that it has made all Gilbane Reports available free of charge at www.gilbane.com, and that there will no longer be a charge for subscriptions.

In parallel a new Gilbane Weblog was announced. It will will provide interactive commentary on the information technology market, technology, and trends that the Gilbane Report is known for including content management, XML, document management, enterprise search, enterprise information integration, digital asset management, and others.