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18 December 2008
Library 2.0 Gang 12/08: A look forward in to 2009

Festive holiday time is a good time to look back at the year almost ended and to then attempt to predict what will be in the next year. It’s no different for the Library 2.0 Gang. In this month’s show Talin Bingham, Carl Grant, Nicole Engard and John Read More...

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Filed under: Talking with Talis, Talis, APIs, Library 2.0 Gang, Google, Open Source, libraries, Vendors, licensing

 

09 December 2008
November/December 2008: The Semantic Web Gang discusses Glue, and looks back at 2008

In the November/December edition of the Semantic Web Gang we discuss the recent launch of Glue from AdaptiveBlue, and look back at the Semantic Web highlights of 2008. AdaptiveBlue’s Alex Iskold is a regular member of the Gang, and shares some of the Read More...

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Filed under: Semantic Web, Talking with Talis, Talis, Semantic Web Gang, Paul Miller, Tom Heath, Glue, Greg Boutin, Alex Iskold, AdaptiveBlue

 

09 December 2008
Mark Greaves talks with Talis about Vulcan and Semantic Web opportunities

In our latest podcast I talk to Mark Greaves, Director of Knowledge Systems Research at Vulcan . We talk about Mark’s background, Vulcan’s interest in the Semantic Web, and explore the opportunities to build a business on top of semantic technologies. Read More...

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Filed under: Semantic Web, Talking with Talis, Talis, Nodalities blog, venture capital, Mark Greaves, investment, Paul Allen, Vulcan

 

05 December 2008
Google Analytics to analyse student course activity - Tony Hirst Talks with Talis

Tony Hirst, of the Open University Department of Communications and Systems, was recognised at the Online Information Conference 2008 for his work promoting new technologies in education by being presented with a commendation in the IWR Information Professional Read More...

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Filed under: Talking with Talis, Talis, Google, Online Information 2008, OnlineInfo08, Tony Hirst, Google Analytics

 

25 November 2008
Peter Suber Talks with Talis about Open Access

In our latest podcast I talk with Peter Suber, Editor of Open Access News . We discuss Peter's background and explore his views on the changing shape of the Open Access landscape. During the conversation, we refer to the following resources; Elsevier Read More...

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Filed under: Talking with Talis, Talis, Xiphos, open access, Peter Suber, Open Access News