Comments on: Inventor of the Web talks about future of the Web http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1698/inventor-of-the-web-talks-about-future-of-the-web Who are you? Thu, 21 Aug 2008 12:57:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Search and the Semantic Web | SE-Ogre Swamplog http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1698/inventor-of-the-web-talks-about-future-of-the-web#comment-133282 Search and the Semantic Web | SE-Ogre Swamplog Fri, 07 Dec 2007 07:05:56 +0000 http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1698/inventor-of-the-web-talks-about-future-of-the-web#comment-133282 [...] Of course the database of intentions is tightly coupled to the fabled semantic web. The father of the internet, Tim Berners Lee recently did an interview at HP and spoke on his thoughts about the future of web science and the semantic web. One of the large problems Sir Lee addressed in the interview was how the wiki model is breaking down. He discusses how the open world editable concept behind wikis is slowly being deflated as they are forced to filter and limit control due to misuse and abuse and how the world needs to work together to eliminate this issue by making collective decisions that contribute to a successful meritocrasy. He also addressed the issue surrounding access and control of private systems such as MySpace. He believes that companies and sites that attempt to wall off their data and prevent open use and access will risk being abandoned in favor of open social networks that will allow people to access, share and control their own data. In the post interview Q&A Berners Lee touched on the white hot topic of centrally managed and openly accessible social networking data. As the web evolves it will be more about people interacting with people he explains. We need to move away from the document level focus and instead shine our light in the direction of people’s actions and the relationships between real things. [...] […] Of course the database of intentions is tightly coupled to the fabled semantic web. The father of the internet, Tim Berners Lee recently did an interview at HP and spoke on his thoughts about the future of web science and the semantic web. One of the large problems Sir Lee addressed in the interview was how the wiki model is breaking down. He discusses how the open world editable concept behind wikis is slowly being deflated as they are forced to filter and limit control due to misuse and abuse and how the world needs to work together to eliminate this issue by making collective decisions that contribute to a successful meritocrasy. He also addressed the issue surrounding access and control of private systems such as MySpace. He believes that companies and sites that attempt to wall off their data and prevent open use and access will risk being abandoned in favor of open social networks that will allow people to access, share and control their own data. In the post interview Q&A Berners Lee touched on the white hot topic of centrally managed and openly accessible social networking data. As the web evolves it will be more about people interacting with people he explains. We need to move away from the document level focus and instead shine our light in the direction of people’s actions and the relationships between real things. […]

]]> By: Greg T http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1698/inventor-of-the-web-talks-about-future-of-the-web#comment-131350 Greg T Fri, 30 Nov 2007 23:48:00 +0000 http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1698/inventor-of-the-web-talks-about-future-of-the-web#comment-131350 Hey James . . . tab browsing works wonderfully - even on an older XP driven machine . . . Mr. Scoble, when you get the chance to talk to these guys - ask how they see their ideas effecting education - the reinvention of education will be effected in a significant way by technology . . . thanks for providing this! Hey James . . . tab browsing works wonderfully - even on an older XP driven machine . . . Mr. Scoble, when you get the chance to talk to these guys - ask how they see their ideas effecting education - the reinvention of education will be effected in a significant way by technology . . . thanks for providing this!

]]> By: Where the Web is going . . . « Constructing Meaning http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1698/inventor-of-the-web-talks-about-future-of-the-web#comment-131344 Where the Web is going . . . « Constructing Meaning Fri, 30 Nov 2007 23:27:23 +0000 http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1698/inventor-of-the-web-talks-about-future-of-the-web#comment-131344 [...] Where the Web is going . . . Worth the listen! The WWW’s innovator has a few words about where things are going . . . be sure to listen to Scoble’s follow-up interview afterwards . . . now my particular soap box, where do things go from an educational standpoint? The web after all is inherently the greatest tool for educational reconceptualization! [...] […] Where the Web is going . . . Worth the listen! The WWW’s innovator has a few words about where things are going . . . be sure to listen to Scoble’s follow-up interview afterwards . . . now my particular soap box, where do things go from an educational standpoint? The web after all is inherently the greatest tool for educational reconceptualization! […]

]]> By: James D Kirk http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1698/inventor-of-the-web-talks-about-future-of-the-web#comment-131222 James D Kirk Fri, 30 Nov 2007 16:01:16 +0000 http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1698/inventor-of-the-web-talks-about-future-of-the-web#comment-131222 I know this isn't your fault Scoble, but Podtech's pop up player <strong>really sucks</strong>. Don't get me wrong, I like the feature since I (like most I expect) don't stay long on a page doing nothing but watching. However, every single time I have used the pop out feature, the player has NEVER shown the correct video. This forces the user to have to go to the play list. And more often than not the playlist titling is way off leaving me to search even longer for the original video I was hoping to pop out on its own and view. <strong>Come on PodTech! Get it right!</strong> I know this isn’t your fault Scoble, but Podtech’s pop up player really sucks. Don’t get me wrong, I like the feature since I (like most I expect) don’t stay long on a page doing nothing but watching. However, every single time I have used the pop out feature, the player has NEVER shown the correct video. This forces the user to have to go to the play list. And more often than not the playlist titling is way off leaving me to search even longer for the original video I was hoping to pop out on its own and view.

Come on PodTech! Get it right!

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