Category Archives: Web/Tech

Content Management as an ASP service

Over the past 6 months we have been upgrading our own in house content management system in .Net, which we are offering as an ASP service bundled with Google Analytics (currently free), server rental and hosting to clients for a single modest monthly fee. I am convinced that this is the way forward for SME’s [...]

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KMP Interactive Hub

This week we have launched a brand new client extranet called the KMP Interactive Hub. This is the Basecamp management tool used by the company to log, manage and progress individual web development projects and can be accessed by our clients via user name and password. So our clients can now follow the progress of [...]

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The Semantic Web

Following words on the chaotic and qualitative but fun world of Folksonomies: for those of us that do not have hours of time to sift information could a more machine-based attitude to data interpretation and retrieval be the answer? Welcome to the Semantic Web. Driving the Internet to a place where the humdrum, bureaucratic parts [...]

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Folksonomies

Today I was reading content in a folksonomic site. For reference Wikipedia defines a folksonomy as "an Internet-based information retrieval methodology consisting of collaboratively generated, open-ended labels that categorize content such as Web pages, online photographs, and Web links. A folksonomy is most notably contrasted from a taxonomy in that the authors of the labelling [...]

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What is “Web 2.0″?

Web 2.0 is a label that has been given to many web sites, applications and services. I think that this arbitrary label has sprung into existence because we have reached a point where so many people are working in the same direction that it feels tangible, in reality it’s a very difficult thing to tie down to a fixed definition.

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