Kingsley Idehen's Blog Data Space http://www.openlinksw.com:443/blog/kidehen@openlinksw.com/blog/ I have seen the future and it's full of Linked Data! :-) kidehen@openlinksw.com 2026-09-14T13:22:36Z Ted Nelson's Perspective on Technology Lock-in 2006-02-15T19:50:41Z Ted Nelson expresses technology lock-in dislike. This applies to Operating System, Programming Language, Database, or any other forms. Amen! zigzagxanadusemantic_websemwebvisionaryhistoryhypertexthyperlink Ted Nelson expresses technology lock-in dislike. This applies to Operating System, Programming Language, Database, or any other forms.

Amen! ]]> Video: Tribute to Innovation (featuring: Doug Engelbart) 2006-02-15T19:08:55Z A really nice video tribute to Doug Engelbart and the fundamental challenges of seeing way ahead of your time (aka. Prescience) :-) semantic_websemwebvisionaryhistoryhypertexthyperlink video tribute to Doug Engelbart and the fundamental challenges of seeing way ahead of your time (aka. Prescience) :-) ]]> The Semantic Web is only the beginning... 2005-11-15T14:44:31Z While perusing Stephan Decker's home page (following the discovery of this post titled: Database Community and the Semantic Web ) I came across a nice and ultimately semantically loaded statement containing a lot of important connectors:The Semantic Web is only the beginning and an enabling technology for realizing the dreams of Vannevar Bush, Doug Engelbart and Tim Berners-Lee: My current and future objective is the creation and wide dissemination of the next generation collaboration and augmentation infrastructure - the Social Semantic Desktop. To ensure the loop is closed I have deliberately added the following references to this post: Vannevar Bush wrote the seminal article; "As We May Think" in which he describes a theoretical analog computer called: "The Memex" - a World Wide Web precursor. This document was also a source of inspiration for Ted Nelson (discussed briefly in an earlier post re. compatibility of his his vision and those of Tim Berners-Lee). While perusing Stephan Decker's home page (following the discovery of this post titled: Database Community and the Semantic Web ) I came across a nice and ultimately semantically loaded statement containing a lot of important connectors:

The Semantic Web is only the beginning and an enabling technology for realizing the dreams of Vannevar Bush, Doug Engelbart and Tim Berners-Lee: My current and future objective is the creation and wide dissemination of the next generation collaboration and augmentation infrastructure - the Social Semantic Desktop.

To ensure the loop is closed I have deliberately added the following references to this post: Vannevar Bush wrote the seminal article; "As We May Think" in which he describes a theoretical analog computer called: "The Memex" - a World Wide Web precursor. This document was also a source of inspiration for Ted Nelson (discussed briefly in an earlier post re. compatibility of his his vision and those of Tim Berners-Lee).

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