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Explore the Document Space with MashLogic and Docstoc
We’re all used to navigating Content Space on the web, and thanks to services like Pandora and YouTube, Audio Space and Video Space.
More recently, services like Docstoc have opened up a new dimension — Document Space. Documents are content that is organized, packaged and presentable. Content tends to be scattered, documents are organized. Music tablature, […]
17 December 2008 | Business, MashLogic | No Comments
MashLogic: Now with added Crunch
It’s been a while. Over the past few weeks we’ve mashed, linked, remixed, personalized, and enriched browsing for a few thousand of you. You’ve responded with compliments, suggestions, and critique that have fueled numerous improvements to the application. We hope to emerge from Private Beta very soon.
In the meanwhile, we’re moving forward with our distribution […]
11 December 2008 | Business, MashLogic | No Comments
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
Is MashLogic a Buzzword Compliant company?
I attended an excellent panel discussion last week, featuring clever people who said insightful things about the Semantic Web. Nova Spivack of Radar Networks was a panelist and is an ardent proponent of the Semantic Web. This presentation lays out his worldview pretty well.
I’ve been asked whether MashLogic is a “Semantic Web company”, and my […]
25 November 2007 | Business, MashLogic, Technical | No Comments
From Information Retrieval to Intent Reconciliation
In recent weeks, my RSS reader has delivered a bunch of great articles and announcements related to the Semantic Web, structure and meaning, and “Web 3.0″. There seems to be convergence on the definition of the Semantic Web (web content infused with meta-data) and promising approaches for inferring meaning from unstructured data (domain-specific, ontologies, rules, […]
4 November 2007 | MashLogic | 1 Comment
Introducing MashLogic
Greetings. We’ll be talking about MashLogic here. My name is Ranjit Padmanabhan and I’m working with The Ecmanaut and Bessemer Venture Partners to get us going.
Our mission is to empower users and communities to customize and personalize web navigation. We are creating an “Adaptive Web” platform that gives you immediate and ubiquitous access to information and services […]
21 October 2007 | MashLogic | 1 Comment