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We’d rather wait until there’s something to useful add to the cacophony of voices on the net all trying to be heard all at once, rather than just blog for blog’s sake.

Only a year after the collapse of the $47.5 billion deal to buy Yahoo, Microsoft and it’s former prey have entered into a pact to take on Google’s 2/3 search market share.  he Microsoft-Yahoo pact is a measured step that represents a pragmatic division of duties between the two companies instead of the hostile takeover [...]

The w3c working group on Rule Interchange Format has this week published a new semantic standard to increase interoperability between data bases regardless of their technologies.  Recently,  rule-based technologies have attracted a great deal of activity, namely in the areas of  business rules processing and rule based reasoning in the context of the Semantic Web. [...]

After years of quiet indifference to Sir Tim Bern Lee’s initiative to restructure the data published on the web into  a more useful and accessible architecture, Google has taken the extraordinary turn of becoming the industry’s premier evangelist for Semantic mark up.  For those who need a brief refresher course, the Semantic Web is an [...]