Like your post, but as I see it the pervasive web and the semantic web are two different things, who will co-exist in the near future, and will both form the next generation of the web. The semantic web is the intelligent web where computers can understand web content (bottom-up by tagging sites with meta data or top-down through interpretation of natural language). The pervasive web means that we connect to the web through all kinds of devices, not just a computer screen, as you already described. Definitely a desirable thing, I agree!
Twine: A social network built on the semantic web dls interview
Filed under: Audio, Internet, Web services, Social Software, Search, web 2.0 There's been a lot of talk over the last few years about the semantic web.
Yahoo turns to semantic web for improving search
: Global internet services company Yahoo has announced that it will adopt some of the key standards of the "semantic web" to improve its search engine.
Yahoo embraces semantic web
Yahoo is starting to use key elements of next generation net technology known as the "semantic web".
Chief Marketing Technologist by Scott Brinker: Marketing in the semantic web
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Yahoo turns to semantic web for improving search
London, March 15 : Global internet services company Yahoo has announced that it will adopt some of the key standards of the "semantic web" to improve its search engine.
Web 3.0 - Integrated Platform or Sematic Web
People have been talking about as semantic web being the next big thing and as "Web 3.0". However, there are some people that have been talking in a different direction stressing that generic platforms with applications based on pulling of data and which can be run anywhere are in for future. One step in this direction would be prism
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