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Semantic Technology Conference, San Jose
It looks like quite a few of us from Talis will be making the trip over to San Jose in May, for this year's Semantic Technology Conference. Our CEO, Dave Errington, is on a panel of senior executives with Radar Networks' Nova Spivack ...
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How the WebOS Evolves? Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 and the metaweb.
Technorati Tags: data web, future of the web, Google, Nova Spivack, Office 2.0, Radar Networks, Semantic Web, SPARQL, technology, Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web 4.0, Web OS, WebOS. Digg This | Save to del.icio.us.
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Comment on First look: Semantic Web App “Twine†by Best Technology ...
Scoble did a video interview with Nova Spivack recently, which included a demo of Twine if you’d like to see it in action. There are two versions; one is an hour long and the other is a 10 minute compilation. […]
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Radar Networks Announces $13 Million Raise of Venture Capital
Radar Networks, a pioneer of Semantic Web technology, today announced today that the company has secured $13 million in a series B round of venture capital. The round is led by Velocity Interactive Group, based in Palo Alto, CA, with participation fr...
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Nova Spivack Wiki
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Nova Spivack, Nova Spivack is an entrepreneur, semantic web pioneer, and technology visionary. He has co-founded EarthWeb in 1994, Radar Networks in 2003 and the San Francisco Web Innovators Network (SFWIN). He is also the founder of Lucid Ventures. He is the grandson of Peter Drucker, the management consultant guru.
[edit] Biography Spivack grew up in Watertown, Massachusetts. While in high-school, Spivak attended the University of Massachusetts at Boston. He then attended Oberlin College, where he studied philosophy, artifical intelligence and cognitive science. Spivack worked at Ray Kurzweil's pioneering optical character recognition company, Kurzweil Computer Products which was later sold to Xerox. He also worked at Thinking Machines with Danny Hillis and participated in computer science research at MIT in the areas of parallel scientific computing. In 1992, Spivack was invited to participate in the graduate international business-school program at The International Space University, the premier professional training program for the international space industry sponsored by NASA, the European Space Agency, and other leading space agencies.
[1] In the early 1993, Spivack worked at Individual Inc., an artifical intelligence news-filtering venture.
[1] In 1994, he co-founded EarthWeb, an early Internet company, where he was Executive Vice-President for Products, Strategy and Marketing. EarthWeb went public in 1999. Later that year, Spivack left EarthWeb's board of directors. The dot-com crash brought Earthweb troubled times and its content properties were acquired in 2000 by Internet.com. The company's Dice.com property remained a stand-alone business until it was acquired for approximately $200 million in 2005.
[2] After leaving Earthweb, Spivack was an early participant in space tourism, flying to the edge of space with the Russian Air Force and participate in zero-gravity training with the Russian space agency in 1999. Spivack has been a student of Tibetan Buddhist philosophy, art and culture and has pursued this interest in monasteries, refugee camps and communities in Nepal, India, Europe and the USA. Spivack focuses his philanthropic activities on helping to fund the preservation of Tibet's wisdom culture as a world-heritage treasure for the benefit of future generations.
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[edit] External links
[1] Minding the Planet €” Nova Spivack's personal blog
[2] Business Week, A Web That Thinks Like You (July 9, 2007).
[3] Radar Networks Homepage.
[4] Talis podcast with Nova Spivack (March 2007).
[5] Nova Spivack's LinkedIn profile.
[6] ReadWriteWeb, On Web 3.0 (October 19, 2007)
[7] YouTube, Three Questions for Nova Spivack - Radar Networks (January 29, 2008)
[8] New York Times, Entrepreneurs See a Web Guided by Common Sense (November 12, 2006).
[9] Nova Spivack, Making Sense of the Semantic Web.
[10] Entrepreneur, The Third Wave (April 2007).
[11] Radar Networks' Twine product. Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nova_Spivack"
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