Aaron Bradley

@aaranged

Knowledge Graph Strategist . Linked data enthusiast, search veteran, compulsive categorizer. I like to cook!

Vancouver, BC
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Joined December 2008
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    Jan 10

    Taxonomist wanted: work with me and the team to help build EA's knowledge graph! Electronic Arts - Job - Taxonomy Lead

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  2. Feb 7

    RDF a holistic data representation for schema, data and metadata

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  3. Feb 7

    Representing Knowledge in Semantic Graphs

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    Feb 7

    Journalists, developers and designers: our next challenge will be building innovative tools for investigative journalism. Register your teams today

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  5. Feb 7

    KBpedia v 200 Now Available

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  6. Feb 6

    "To help unify your data, Search Console will soon begin assigning search metrics to the (Google-selected) canonical URL, rather than the URL referred to by Google Search" > Consolidating your website traffic on canonical URLs

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  7. Feb 6

    “This isn’t just about a faster microprocessor or better statistics. Enigma is a knowledge graph of what’s going on in the economy.”

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    Feb 6

    We’re hiring! Fully funded PhD student in adaptive construction. Come work on the intersection of databases, ML, and semantics

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  9. Feb 6

    Open Research Knowledge Graph: Towards Machine Actionability in Scholarly Communication [PDF draft] et al.

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    Feb 6

    61 – Why Nasa Converted Its Lessons Learned Database into a Knowledge Graph

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  11. Feb 6

    Linked Data in Renewable Energy Domain [PDF]

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  12. Feb 6

    "FAQs will likely be *more* important in the future, not less. But they won’t act like most FAQs used today." A thoughtful deep-dive on FAQs from > Fact-checking Attitudes about FAQs

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  13. Feb 6

    This is 5,000 characters, so your titles and descriptions are probably well within this range :)

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  14. Feb 6

    Slight update to the guidelines for Google Dataset Search > Google uses only the first 5,000 characters of any textual field for Dataset Search

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  15. Feb 5

    Via - Google Updated Content Guidelines for QAPage

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  16. Feb 4

    Among the biggest pluses of Flickr to me is the ability to set usage rights on images - in my case because I like making most of my stuff available for others to use freely. Google Photos has no such option. :(

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  17. Feb 4

    Sigh. Wish either Flickr Pro had a lower-tier package that would make staying with the platform more attractive, or that Google Photos didn't try and pretend that user-provided metadata didn't exist so I'd have an equivalent home to park my pics.

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  18. Feb 4

    In Stanford CA on Fri. 8 Feb.? Check out this seminar from R.V, Guha on DataCommons () and its future

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  19. Feb 4

    In Japan, a content-sharing platform for publishers aims to even the playing field between big and small

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  20. Feb 4

    The continued survival of quality journalism requires that news organizations and supporters of a free press come up with concrete funding proposals that can form the basis of a public policy discussion (because changes in policy are required to counter monopolistic practices).

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  21. Feb 4

    The internet heralded the collapse of traditional journalism in part because news organizations failed to articulate any coherent vision of a what paying for news in the digital age might look like.

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