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August 17, 2009
The social web
market has proven exponential growth, as it has been massively adopted by
young generations ("Millenials") around the
globe. Market trends indicate that the social web not only will keep
growing via alternative paths such as consumer mobility and niche social
networks, but it is also starting to impact older audiences – expanding its potential to the entire Internet population. Businesses migrating their web 1.0 pages to web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, specialized health networks, and Government 2.0
promoted by the White House, are a few representative examples of the
adoption of web 2.0 in the professional and enterprise markets. Web 3.0,
also known as the semantic web, aims at the concept of linked data by
proposing more intelligent ways to represent and communicate knowledge and
provides a standard framework to interact with ubiquitous sources of
information. Web 3.0 emerging standards can make communications, access to
digital media and digital services smarter and easier to use via knowledge
management. Communities that conform virtual ecosystems can interact via
social software applications that use knowledge modeling, enabling members
to access digital media more effectively and control with whom they want to communicate and collaborate based on
trusted relationships.
Organizations that make the decision to adopt the
social web are increasingly using the most popular web 2.0 sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Flickr,
YouTube, Blogger, WordPress, YouTub
and Slideshare to create groups, channels and
other virtual spaces for communication, collaboration, marketing feedback,
branding, customer service and other purposes. During the first phase
of its beta, Spribo has supported RSS, embedded
code, widgets and other web 2.0 resources that interact at a basic level
with some of these sites and has developed the first components to
interface with APIs from Google, AOL, MSN and Yahoo
to import contacts.
Spribo announced today that it
will extend its APIs to support stronger identity federation and additional
interaction with the most popular Web 2.0 sites, developing smart mashup capabilities enabled by its semantic social
platform. Spribo customers will not only benefit
from seamless aggregation of social media resources on one trusted site
under terms and conditions published by the content sources
and user control of personal information, but also from the
semantic processing features and ontology resources of the Spribo platform.
About
Spribo
Spribo is a
next-generation web company that offers semantic social media SaaS applications for nonprofits, enterprises and
social groups that want to create smarter online communities. Spribo is a subsidiary of QoS
Labs.
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