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Semantic Web is ready for mainstream use

Jonathan Bennett Builder UK

Published: 24 May 2006 14:55 BST

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The Semantic Web, where machines are able to read the contents of documents as readily as people can, now has all the standards and technologies it needs to succeed, according to W3C director Sir Tim Berners-Lee. Speaking at the WWW2006 conference in Edinburgh on Wednesday, he said it was now time for Web developers and content producers to start using semantic languages in addition to HTML.

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