Enabling entity-based aggregators for web 2.0 data

Selecting and presenting content culled from multiple heterogeneous and physically distributed sources is a challenging task. The exponential growth of the web data in modern times has brought new requirements to such integration systems. Data is not any more produced by content providers alone, but also from regular users through the highly popular Web 2.0 social and semantic web applications. The plethora of the available web content, increased its demand by regular users who could not any more wait the development of advanced integration tools. They wanted to be able to build in a short time their own specialized integration applications. Aggregators came to the risk of these users. They allowed them not only to combine distributed content, but also to process it in ways that generate new services available for further consumption. To cope with the heterogeneous data, the Linked Data initiative aims at the creation and exploitation of correspondences across data values. In this wor...

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2010
• Where: WWW
• Authors: Ekaterini Ioannou, Claudia Niederée, Yannis Velegrakis
• Keywords: Data Value, Internet Technology, Linked Data, Regular Users, WWW 2010