Jeroen Reijn • 12/17/2009

Content mangement and the semantic web

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This article discusses the semantic web and its application in content management systems (CMS). It explains the concept of making web content machine-readable using standards like RDFa and Microformats, contrasting it with traditional HTML. The author, from a CMS vendor perspective, examines how embedding semantic metadata can enrich publishing platforms and provides a basic technical example of RDFa implementation.

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