- From: Content-wire Research <editor@content-wire.com>
- Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 17:09:44 +0100
- To: <www-rdf-interest@w3.org>
> Greetings! > > I am a new subscriber to this list, have been suggested to consult here by > another w3 fellow. > > A couple of questions > 1) anyone on this list is in Thailand, or in touch with people in > Thailand? I was looking up some local references but could not find any > local contacts > > 2) was trying to find out how many companies in Thailand are w3 members, > but could not find that info. > Please let me have that data if you have > it, thanks > > 3) I am preparing some notes on the semantic web for a lecture, and I d > like to coordinate with whoever is interested to align my work to > whatever is out there already in this neighborhood. I am familiar with > Ivan Herman recent lectures in China > > Thanks a lot, Look forward to the discussions > > > > Paola Di Maio > > > About Me > Have been a technical writer and business journalist for some years, then > worked on online information projects > internationally. Have background in intelligent applications and knowledge > modeling. Have been waiting for the internet all my life, and finally it > got here and changed my life, and have been learning new things ever > since. > Since 2001 I specialise in content management systems design and have been > maintining content-wire.com, which sprung up at the end of the internet > boom and its still alive. (too bad the code does not validate due to some > proprietary coldfusion tags - dont know what to do about it). We were referenced by W3 working groups when we had the only online glossary of content related technical terms. I am working on an ontology and controlled vocabulary for content management. > Have contributed articles to some decent publications, and work as > 'expert' in new technologies when people need my opinion. Have > participated in a few industry panels, including one at Seybold in > Amsterdam a couple of years ago. Have masters degree in information > systems for University of Kent, UK, speak four european languages, > Currently in Thailand, where I introduce IT concepts to young adepts. Now > my programme enters the 'network, internet and semantic web' phase, and as > I prepare my notes I dont seem to be able to find anyone here who has > spoken publicly about these issues so far Anyone out there? Lets hook > up... > > >
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