http://www.widgify.com/?p=158 Taming the Wild World O’ Widgets, the Social Web and all things Digital Convergence by Hooman Radfar Thu, 26 Aug 2010 18:15:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.widgify.com/?p=158&cpage=1#comment-44050 Anne Zieger Wed, 19 Mar 2008 14:49:49 +0000 http://www.widgify.com/?p=158#comment-44050 Hey, I know Radar Networks is a pioneer, but I don't think they're in deep development mode any more. I had a chance to shoot some e-mail back and forth with Nova's PR contact, and I think Twine is more or less ready for prime time. Hey, I know Radar Networks is a pioneer, but I don’t think they’re in deep development mode any more. I had a chance to shoot some e-mail back and forth with Nova’s PR contact, and I think Twine is more or less ready for prime time.

]]> http://www.widgify.com/?p=158&cpage=1#comment-43736 Hooman Radfar Mon, 17 Mar 2008 22:11:32 +0000 http://www.widgify.com/?p=158#comment-43736 Thanks, Eric. I absolutely agree. Folks that think that users should understand classes, types, and so forth in order to leverage metadata are probably a bit out of wack with user expectations. People want things to 'just work.' My guess is that we will see a lot more SemWeb technologies that are developed in this spirit and make things just work. Folks like AdaptiveBlue have quietly been rolling this stuff out for some time... Thanks, Eric. I absolutely agree. Folks that think that users should understand classes, types, and so forth in order to leverage metadata are probably a bit out of wack with user expectations. People want things to ‘just work.’ My guess is that we will see a lot more SemWeb technologies that are developed in this spirit and make things just work. Folks like AdaptiveBlue have quietly been rolling this stuff out for some time…

]]> http://www.widgify.com/?p=158&cpage=1#comment-43668 Eric Alterman Mon, 17 Mar 2008 11:49:15 +0000 http://www.widgify.com/?p=158#comment-43668 I love this post, Hooman. When semantic web finally rolls out in a meaningful way, I doubt consumers will have any idea that they just experienced the "semantic web". They'll just find that many separate services that they normally use in an ad hoc fashion are suddenly integrated in more interesting ways. I love this post, Hooman. When semantic web finally rolls out in a meaningful way, I doubt consumers will have any idea that they just experienced the “semantic web”. They’ll just find that many separate services that they normally use in an ad hoc fashion are suddenly integrated in more interesting ways.

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