Calais 3.1 is Live! Features Company and Geographic Disambiguation

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Many thanks to all who participated in testing Calais 3.1.  Thanks to your help and your feedback, 3.1 is now live.

The new release includes several important new capabilities, including company and geographic disambiguation -- the ability to resolve textual ambiguities around company names (e.g. IBM vs. IBM Corporation vs. International Business Machines) and geographies (e.g. Calais, Maine vs. Calais, France).

Web 3.0 Conference in Santa Clara (Oct. 16-17, 2008)


Quick event note:
We have added the Web 3.0 Conference in Santa Clara, CA to our schedule.

Tom Tague, Calais initiative lead, will be a panelist in two sessions on Thursday, October 16th:

Conversation & Clarification on Semantic Proxy

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For an in-depth conversation on Semantic Proxy, and clarification on a number of technical points, please see a series of posts and comments between Tom Tague, Greg Boutin and Greg's readers. 

Greg Boutin's Semantics Incorporated blog

Tom Tague's context:forge blog

 

Calais Demystified on Beet.TV

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We did a quick interview with Andy Plesser and the good folks of Beet.TV when we were at MIT EmTech'08 last week. 

Check it out here, and let us know your thoughts. 

Early Reviews are in: SemanticProxy.com & Commercial Calais

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Here are some quick highlights from our media and blog coverage to date on the launch of SemanticProxy.com and the new commercial Calais offerings.

Many thanks to Dr. Paul Miller of Talis (and ZDNet Blogs), Frederic Lardinois of ReadWriteWeb, Chris Morrison of VentureBeat, Rob Diana of Mashable, and Josh Catone of SitePoint.

We appreciate the time and effort that goes into covering this dynamic space and keeping it simple, clear and relevant.

THOMSON REUTERS DEBUTS COMMERCIAL OPTIONS FOR THE CALAIS WEB SERVICE

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THOMSON REUTERS DEBUTS COMMERCIAL OPTIONS FOR ITS CALAIS WEB SERVICE TO MEET PUBLISHER AND ENTERPRISE DEMAND

Meets Market Need for MetaData Generation with Increased Capacity, Affordable Licensing and the Option to Deploy Calais Within the Enterprise

Matthew Buckland 'Semantifies' The Mail & Guardian Online

Photo credit J. Kiss

Matthew Buckland has written up his experience using the Calais API, Calais Tagaroo and other services to bring semantic intelligence to South Africa's Mail & Guardian Online

Calais is now integrated with MOSS 2007

Eran Steinmetz has integrated Calais into MOSS 2007, making it easy to automatically generate semantic metadata for your content pages on Miscrosoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 content management sites. 

To learn more, please see the MOSS 2007 + Calais resource page on CodePlex, and see Amir Shevat's blog post in the integration

Join the Calais group on Facebook

Greetings!

We have created a Calais group on Facebook for all interested parties as well as members of the OpenCalais community.

The Facebook group makes it easy for us to provide you with updates on the Calais Web service and API, and to share relevant news stories to kick-start conversations.

It is also a simple way to share listings of the upcoming conferences and developer events in which we are participating, such as the Online News Association annual conference in Washington DC, and MIT's EmTech '08 in Cambridge, MA.

DevX on Getting Started with Calais & Semantic Technologies with Functionality

Hi all, 

Just a quick note to inform you of a helpful new DevX article by James Leigh, and a thoughtful blog post by his editor, Mike Rohde, in the DevXtra Editor's blog.

Find linked excerpts below and let us know your thoughts.

Thanks,
-Krista


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