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The Social Semantic Web

by: John Breslin, Alexandre Passant, and Stefan Decker

Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag (2009) .

The Social Web including services such as MySpace, Flickr, last.fm, and WordPress has captured the attention of millions of users as well as billions of dollars in investment and acquisition. Social websites, evolving around the connections between people and their objects of interest, are encountering boundaries in the areas of information integration, dissemination, reuse, portability, searchability, automation and demanding tasks like querying. The Semantic Web is an ideal platform for interlinking and performing operations on diverse person- and object-related data available from the Social Web, and has produced a variety of approaches to overcome the boundaries being experienced in Social Web application areas. After a short overview of both the Social Web and the Semantic Web, Breslin et al. describe some popular social media and social networking applications, list their strengths and limitations, and describe some applications of Semantic Web technology to address their current shortcomings by enhancing them with semantics. Across these social websites, they demonstrate a twofold approach for interconnecting the islands that are social websites with semantic technologies, and for powering semantic applications with rich community-created content. They conclude with observations on how the application of Semantic Web technologies to the Social Web is leading towards the "Social Semantic Web" sometimes also called "Web 3.0", forming a network of interlinked and semantically-rich content and knowledge.

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  abstract = {The Social Web (including services such as {MySpace,} Flickr, last.fm, and {WordPress)} has captured the attention of millions of users as well as billions of dollars in investment and acquisition. Social websites, evolving around the connections between people and their objects of interest, are encountering boundaries in the areas of information integration, dissemination, reuse, portability, searchability, automation and demanding tasks like querying. The Semantic Web is an ideal platform for interlinking and performing operations on diverse person- and object-related data available from the Social Web, and has produced a variety of approaches to overcome the boundaries being experienced in Social Web application areas.
After a short overview of both the Social Web and the Semantic Web, Breslin et al. describe some popular social media and social networking applications, list their strengths and limitations, and describe some applications of Semantic Web technology to address their current shortcomings by enhancing them with semantics. Across these social websites, they demonstrate a twofold approach for interconnecting the islands that are social websites with semantic technologies, and for powering semantic applications with rich community-created content. They conclude with observations on how the application of Semantic Web technologies to the Social Web is leading towards the {"Social} Semantic Web" (sometimes also called {"Web} 3.0"), forming a network of interlinked and semantically-rich content and knowledge.},
  added-at = {2009-03-24T09:43:34.000+0100},
  address = {Heidelberg},
  author = {Breslin, John and Passant, Alexandre and Decker, Stefan},
  biburl = {http://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2837508c64343072cf58389163b64efc9/ivan_herman},
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  isbn = {978-3-642-01171-9},
  keywords = {semanticweb social sweo},
  publisher = {{Springer-Verlag}},
  timestamp = {2009-03-24T09:43:34.000+0100},
  title = {The Social Semantic Web},
  year = 2009
}

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%A Breslin, John
%A Passant, Alexandre
%A Decker, Stefan
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%D 2009
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%T The Social Semantic Web
%X The Social Web (including services such as {MySpace,} Flickr, last.fm, and {WordPress)} has captured the attention of millions of users as well as billions of dollars in investment and acquisition. Social websites, evolving around the connections between people and their objects of interest, are encountering boundaries in the areas of information integration, dissemination, reuse, portability, searchability, automation and demanding tasks like querying. The Semantic Web is an ideal platform for interlinking and performing operations on diverse person- and object-related data available from the Social Web, and has produced a variety of approaches to overcome the boundaries being experienced in Social Web application areas.
After a short overview of both the Social Web and the Semantic Web, Breslin et al. describe some popular social media and social networking applications, list their strengths and limitations, and describe some applications of Semantic Web technology to address their current shortcomings by enhancing them with semantics. Across these social websites, they demonstrate a twofold approach for interconnecting the islands that are social websites with semantic technologies, and for powering semantic applications with rich community-created content. They conclude with observations on how the application of Semantic Web technologies to the Social Web is leading towards the {"Social} Semantic Web" (sometimes also called {"Web} 3.0"), forming a network of interlinked and semantically-rich content and knowledge.

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