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SIGWEB supports the multi-disciplinary field of hypertext and hypermedia, facilitating its application both on the World-Wide Web and also in independent, distributed and stand-alone environments. It provides a forum for the promotion, dissemination, and exchange of ideas concerning research and applications among scientists, systems designers and end-users.
In addition to the established Web and Hypertext themes, the SIG is actively exploring ideas at the intersection of hypermedia and Digital Libraries, Software Engineering and the Humanities.
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ACM SIGWEB Newsletter Spring 2010
The Spring 2010 edition of the SIGWEB Quarterly Newsletter is now available online from the ACM Digital Library.
Table of Contents
- 'As We May Think' at 65
Simon Harper - Interview with Ricardo Baeza-Yates
Claus Atzenbeck - Towards Collaboratively Learning and Populating Ontologies for the Social-Semantic Web
Mathias Niepert, with Jessica Rubart as coordinator - Novel Approaches to Acquisition and Maintenance of User Model
Anton Andrejko, with Jessica Rubart as coordinator - Foster A Community Spirit: Get Involved!
Darren Lunn and Yeliz Yesilada - Up and Coming SIGWEB Supported Conferences
Yogesh Deshpande
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posted by SIGWEB Information Director @ 3/30/2010 01:06:00 AM