"structured data" entries
Strata Week: Add structured data, lose local flavor?
Wikidata's structure vs. diverse knowledge, and a look at the many factors behind Netflix's recommendations.
A critic says Wikidata could undermine Wikipedia's localized information. Also, Netflix explains why its recommendation engine is much more complicated than most people realize.
Embracing the chaos of data
Pete Warden on the upside of unstructured data.
Data scientists, it's time to welcome errors and uncertainty into your data projects. In this interview, Jetpac CTO Pete Warden discusses the advantages of unstructured data.
How I automated my writing career
A former author uses data and software to take the tedium out of some kinds of writing.
You scale content businesses by increasing the number of people who create the content … or so conventional wisdom says. Learn how a former author is using software to simulate and expand human-quality writing.
Real-time data needs to power the business side, not just tech
Theo Schlossnagle on the state of real-time data analysis and where it needs to go.
Real-time data analysis has come a long way, but Theo Schlossnagle, principal and CEO of OmniTI, says some technology improvements are actually causing a data analysis devolution.
Why files need to die
Files are an anachronism in the digital age. It's time for something better.
The idea of files and folders no longer fits today's connected world. It's time for new ways of organizing our data based on what data means, what it relates to, and how we think about the world.
Structured data powers Google’s Recipe View
Google used Rich Snippets to create a new recipe engine.
Google's new Recipe View mines structured data from the underlying code of web pages to produce results.
Structured data powers Google's Recipe View
Google used Rich Snippets to create a new recipe engine.
Google's new Recipe View mines structured data from the underlying code of web pages to produce results.