When Content Strategy Met The Semantic Web: Wolfram Leitner’s Work On Elevate Festival Media Archive
In a recent podcast with Joe Hiltzer of EK on the merger between Ontotext and Semantic Web company - passionate pioneers in the field of knowledge graphs and semantic technologies (https://open.spotify.com/episode/2f4VFlyABDvE3joQqbmeXm ), asked about what’s next in the field of knowledge graphs built with semantic technology and AI, Andreas Blumaer was laconic and determined: "We need
Strategic Content Work, Domain Models and a bit of RDF: A Dialogue With Larry Swanson
Working with content to connect people, and ideas is hard, takes time, resources, perseverance and above all devotion to staying focused on the very essence of connection: authentic experiences. This is what Larry Swanson is after: authentic human-generated content and experiences. Working as a content architect, a content modeler, a UX architect, or an information architect, in
Embodying and Enacting Meaning and Content on the Web: A Dialogue with Heinz Wittenbrink
There are conversations that happen outside what Greeks would call Chronos - the chronological or sequential time, and into what is known as Kairos - the quality, right time, a deep time. My Dialogue with Heinz Wittenbrick happened in Kairos. Heinz Wittenbrick is a blogger, keeping a blog at Lost and Found, a gallery owner (off_gallery graz)
On the Alchemy of Content Strategy and Human Communication with Marie Girard
I met Marie Girard through an article where she beautifully and bravely compared content strategy and design to
Content Strategy perceived as Ariadne’s Thread
It is around VIII century BC. Theseus, the mythical king of Athens, has arrived to Crete and is about to face his next adventure - kill the Cretan Minotaur. The beast, half bull and half man, is kept in the legendary Cretan Labyrinth where thousands have found their death either trying to kill the ferocious creature or searching