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David Peterson

David PetersonDavid Peterson has been a web developer since the early years - 1995. He works in the steamy tropics and is trying to kick start the Semantic Web down under. Not only that, but he is an Advisory Committee representative to the W3C, wow. His wonderful family, making lovely photographs and searching for the perfect espresso keeps him happy.

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Google Now Supports RDFa 13-May-2009
Obama's Groundbreaking use of the Semantic Web 19-Mar-2009
Fast Publishing of RDFa with Dreamweaver 05-Mar-2009
President Obama uses RDFa 29-Jan-2009
Interacting with the Web of Things 22-Oct-2008
RDFa is now a W3C Recommendation 16-Oct-2008
3 out of 5 Major Search Engines Use Semantic Tech 08-Oct-2008
POWDER - A More Personal, Trustworthy Web 08-Oct-2008
A New Era in Drupal 30-Sep-2008
Rasmus Lerdorf: PHP Frameworks? Think Again. 29-Aug-2008
Attending Drupalcon 2008 - Szeged, Hungary 28-Aug-2008
Figure out how the monkey ticks and win $10,000 23-May-2008
Semantic tagging with Calais and Drupal 20-May-2008
An ODD example of Data Portablity 03-May-2008
WWW2008 Beijing: Day 1 - Linked Data on the Web (LDOW 2008) Workshop 22-Apr-2008
Microsoft set to launch Semantic Web light 26-Mar-2008
Visualising the world with Twine 20-Mar-2008
15 invites to Twine 20-Mar-2008
Why RDFa is the only Web scaleable metadata format for next-generation search engines 16-Mar-2008
Twine's dual personality 16-Mar-2008
Semantic Web or: why Yahoo! resisted Microsoft's takeover 15-Mar-2008
Preparing your sites for the data web 14-Mar-2008
Twine -- it's all coming together now 13-Mar-2008
The hidden side of linked data 08-Mar-2008
Drupal 7 - a living breathing Semantic Web citizen 05-Mar-2008
Web 3.0 meshup style - hold the fries please 03-Mar-2008
Web 3.0 meshup style - would you like fries with that? 02-Mar-2008
Structured data - set to take on Google 22-Feb-2008
One small step for Yahoo, one giant leap for embedded metadata 22-Feb-2008
International Semantic Web Conference 2007 in Brief 28-Nov-2007

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