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Examples of rich semantic and geospatial aggregations queries

This technology allows the Press Association to accurately semantically annotate news assets (stories and images) with linked data concepts (locations, people, organisations etc), so PA can provide APIs for their consumers based on rich semantic and geospatial aggregations. These semantic APIs let us provide answers to consumer questions such as "Give me all the articles about Shale Gas Fracking within 30km of Blackpool", or "Give me all the articles about The Arab Spring, that mention Barrack Obama and Bashar Assad". Through relationships in the linked data concepts, we can provide more complex answers such as "Give me all the images of living, newsworthy people, born in Liverpool who are involved in politics".

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#article #concept #Obama

Decision fatigue

Obama is also very careful to minimize distractions like decision fatigue: “I don’t want to make decisions about what I’m eating or wearing,” he told Michael…

The Daily Routines Of 7 Famous Entrepreneurs And How To Design Your Own Master Routine (belle Beth Cooper) #decisions #Obama

Confirmational reading

The use of scientific literature and databases is rapidly shifting from ‘exploratory’ reading to ‘confirmational reading’ to check elements of the hypotheses…

Prof.dr. B. Mons #scholarly-communication #reading #scientific-articles #communication #article #literature

Evolution of web publishing

The period in which ‘web publishing’ apparently meant ‘putting dead PDF’s on the Internet’ is as good as over. However, the so called ‘article of the…

Prof.dr. B. Mons #article #communication #journals #scholarly-communication

Green and gold open access

Apart from the growth of OA journals, providing so-‐called Gold OA, a cornerstone of the OA movement has been a process called self-‐archiving (Green OA)…

Core : Three Access Levels To Underpin Open Access #self #article #journals

Impact factor put simple

The journal impact factor is deceptively simple. A journal’s 2010 impact factor is derived by summing the citations made in 2010 to articles published during…

Anticipating The 2010 Impact Factor — The Devil Is In The Details | The Scholarly Kitchen #years #factors #article #citations

Integration of feeds reading and taking notes

Crime fiction author Ed James uses feedly and Evernote to conduct research for upcoming novels. “I subscribe to ten or so newspapers and sift through the…

Feedly Wins Evernote Platform Award | Building Feedly #novel #article #creative-process #newspapers #story