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New York Times Research and Development Group / New York / 29th June 2010

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The social semantic web: new york times edition

John breslin

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lecturer at Nui galway

Engineering and

informatics

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Researcher at Deri, nui galway

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Co-founder of Boards.ie

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Socialmedia.net editor, owner

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Social media is exploding!

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•  .61 = social networks

•  .11 = forums

•  .11 = UG content sites, e.g. UrbanDictionary.com

•  .10 = UG marketplaces, e.g. Craigslist.org

•  .03 = Blogs

•  .01 = UG reviews, e.g. ApartmentRatings.com

•  .01 = Wikis

•  .02 = Other

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Breakdown of ugc visits

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Sites go up...

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Facebook and twitter

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...and sites come down

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bebo

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It's the social objects we create…

• Discussions • Bookmarks

• Annotations • Microblogs

• Multimedia

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…that connect us to other people

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Social media sites are like data silos

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Many isolated communities of users and their data

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Need ways to connect these islands

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Allowing users to easily move from one to another

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Enabling users to easily bring their data with them

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Semantics

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Social Semantic Web

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Two-way street: semantic web can help social web, vice versa

• Can Use semantic web to describe people, content objects and the connections that bind them all together so that social sites can interoperate via semantics

• In the other direction, object-centered social websites can serve as rich social data sources for semantic applications

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Foaf (friend of a friend)

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What's foaf?

• An ontology for describing people and the relationships that exist between them: – foaf-project.org –  Identity, personal profiles, social networks

– Can integrate with other SW vocabularies

– Used on LiveJournal, MyOpera, identi.ca, MyBlogLog, hi5, Fotothing, Videntity, FriendFeed, Ecademy, Typepad

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Distributed identities with FOAF

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FOAF (Friend-of-a-Friend)

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FOAF (Friend-of-a-Friend)

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SIOC, pronounced shock

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Semantically-Interlinked Online Communities (SIOC)

• Goal of the SIOC ontology is to address interoperability issues on the Social Web

• sioc-project.org • SIOC has been adopted in a framework of

60 applications or modules deployed on hundreds of sites

• Web 2.0, enterprise information integration, HCLS, e-government

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Some of the SIOC core ontology classes and properties

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Some applications using sioc

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From last October

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RDFA (Sioc, FOAF) in drupal 7

• Drupal is a cms used by various sites: – whitehouse.gov, warnerbrosrecords.com,

uk.sun.com, motogp.com...

• Five Alpha versions of drupal 7 released already, semantic web support built-in – Release candidate version on its way

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Rdfa on newsweek.com

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Rinse, repeat, beautiful hair

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Semantic search

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Opo (Online presence ontology)

• aims to unify presence information and status notification processes across different services:

– Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, etc.

• Help solve the information overload issue at the same time, by providing a means to identify who / which community the information should reach: sharing spaces

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MOAT (meaning of a tag)

• moat-project.org

• A model to define "meanings" of tags

– SPARQL → dbpedia.org/resource/SPARQL

• User-driven interlinking • Tagged content enters Linked Data web

• Collaborative approach towards the sharing of meanings in a community

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An ontology stack for the social semantic web

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Distributed

Architecture

(Smob)

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Semantic #hashtags

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Stuff that looks exciting

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Facebook open graph

• Allows metadata from external pages to be embedded (claimed) within facebook

• E.g. metadata about a restaurant (name, location, contacts) could be imported into a facebook news feed via a like button

• Good for facebook, good for the semantic web? Yes!

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OGP in RDF (FOAF, DC, SIOC, GR)

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Twitter Annotations

• forthcoming initiative by Twitter:

– attach arbitrary metadata to any tweet

– overall limit for the metadata payload

– May be able to attach RDF-type statements

• Going beyond geotemporal annotations:

– "type":{"attribute":"value"} – "movie":{"title":"avatar"}

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What If your car could tweet

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