...ments in information engineering and technology, will be an interconnected web of text, maps and multimedia, accessible on your computer anywhere in the w
...website; future plans exist for it to be exposed in other ways – mobile, web service, print-on-demand, and so on – whether as part of this project or
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the open web. The summit will include an update and overview of
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...it, and matches what the user has been expecting. Therefore, one opens the Web site and either pastes the source code as a direct input, uploads a file, o
...ary input (source code) and output (result) facilities. Testing the Python Web environment.
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...on't like buzz words, but if we had to use them we'd probably say we are a web 2.0 online collaborative space for creative people who want to get stuck up
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...ription Framework, a model for representing statements about things on the web. CC uses RDF to model license properties and describe licensed works.
;[[RDFa]]: RDF in attributes, a mechanism for annotating web pages such that machine-readable data is colocated with human-visible marku
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...u/derivatives one of its flavours] to test the compatibility of his or her Web application, he or she must use [http://www.winehq.org/ Wine] for this purp
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...n exclusive rights to participate in the decision-making process through a web-based polling system, an online discussion forum and a wiki platform. Visi
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...y pairs videos with targeted ads and tracks them as they spread across the web. So no matter where your video travels, you benefit because we share the ad
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...wiki.mozilla.org/Drumbeat/p2pu/Mashing_Up_The_Open_Web Mashing Up the Open Web]."
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...ndeavours, the creators of the Unleashed Tongue would like to think of the web site as the ‘reclaim the language’ territory.
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...lickr contains over 200 million CC-licensed photos, establishing it as the Web’s single largest source of CC-licensed content.
...there are well over 200 million on the site — establishing Flickr as the Web’s single largest source of CC-licensed content.
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...n-NonCommercial license, allowing the film to be shared broadly across the web and enabling interesting paths for derivative works. Conceived by documenta
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CcTeamspace can be considered as a web-based collaborative project management software. It is in fact only a wiki
* Semantic web features (words have a meaning for the machine)
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...s media with the world. Also, he is one of the organizers of "the greatest web-video awards show of all time" [http://youarethewinner.org/ The Winnies] he
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