Monday, October 29, 2007
The Semantic Web Goes Mainstream
Continued from page 1
By Kate Greene
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Twine will open up to invited users starting today. In the next couple of months, says Spivack, the tool will accept more users, and by the summer of 2008, it should be completely open. In addition, Twine will have an open platform that allows software developers to build tools on top of it, such as visualization software so that users can see their information in different ways. "But first, we're starting with the basics," Spivack says.
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