Archives for October 2008

Use Case: MashLogic for Education

ZDNet asks if the Semantic Web can help Education. Jason Ohler is an educator who ponders this possibility on his blog. More generally, Jason poses the question of whether semantic technologies can help ease information overload by

recognizing interesting nouns (e.g. global warming, Pink Floyd),
deciding what verbs are applicable (e.g. define ‘global warming’, listen to ‘Pink […]

22 October 2008 | MashLogic | No Comments

Post-Release Daze

Our first public release is now behind us. We came out OK. I’d like to express gratitude to TechCrunch, VentureBeat, and others who took the time to try out MashLogic and express their opinions. We apologize for the scarcity of invitations, but rest assured that if you signed up, they’ll be on their way soon.
Take […]

14 October 2008 | MashLogic | No Comments

MashLogic sets sail

It’s taken us a few months and a season to deliver on the hazy promise made about a year ago. We went through numerous internal betas and in keeping with the Pareto Principle, spent most of 2008 tweaking, tuning, and polishing, the UI, features, and heuristics of our application.
We’re now ready to see if MashLogic […]

10 October 2008 | MashLogic | 7 Comments