Yet another memorable webcast of a Tim Berners-Lee fast paced lecture. This one in the 45 min formal seminar:
Opening Keynote - The Semantic Web,
Tim Berners-LeeSeptember 29, 2004 8:40 AM
LOCATION:Kresge Auditorium
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NOTES ON THE VIDEO (Time Index):Video length is 58:03.
At 3:22, Jason Pontin, Editor-in-Chief, Technology Review, introduces Tim Berners-Lee.
At 3:47, Tim Berners-Lee begins.
At 38:25, Q&A begins, with Bob Metcalfe, Founder, 3Com Corporation, and General Partner, Polaris Venture Partners, moderating.
At 48:03 Metcalfe asks Berners-Lee, "What web browser do you use?"
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Around minute 24:00, Tim Berners Lee comments: "Your life is a tangle, your data is a tangle, get used to it - you need the semantic web to represent it."
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