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To Web 3. 0, the Contribution of Semantic Web to the Social Web

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Feb 2014Publisher:Foundation of Computer ScienceJournal:International Journal of Applied Information Systems, volume 6, pages 37-41 (eissn: 2249-0868,

Authors: Lasla Sihem; Maache Salah;

doi: 10.5120/ijais14-451102

To Web 3. 0, the Contribution of Semantic Web to the Social Web

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There are hundreds of social network sites. Millions of people are registered. They offer the opportunity to create a profile and then create links with other members. They also allow to post messages, articles, photographs, etc. All this leaves traces in the databases of these sites, which is not always without consequence. It is precisely this knowledge that this master thesis is looking through a knowledge representation, i.e. an

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