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Tim Berners Lee on video

Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee Unplugged: Semantic Web better than APIs for data access

Via Berlind's Testbed blog, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the world-wide web, received the 2007 lifetime achievement award of the Massachusetts Innovation and Technology Exchange in Boston on 5 June. After the reception to honour his achievement, "Sir Tim" (as David Berlind calls him) answered questions about the semantic web, data access and standards. The session is captured on video at the link above.

Posted by Maxine Clarke on June 08, 2007
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