Recently during my regular research work on annotation I came across some work done by W3C on Annotation. I was surprised to see that the work on annotation was quite active back in late 1990s.
Annotation project using RDF at W3C:
- WWW9 Developer's Day presentation
- paper submitted to UIST 2000
- RDF Description Services (discussion note for the RDF Interest Group).
some interesting work elsewhere:
- Dan Connolly's Javascript code for excerpting from the Web.
- The Crit service, based on CritLink (opensource Perl software) is one of the longest established online annotation servers.
- Netscape's What's Related service uses RDF to send 'related link' annotations to browsing clients. See also Mozilla documentation.
- USC Annotation Technology pages include a set of specifications for annotation software design and a Java implmentation, Annotator.
- Aggregating Recommendations using RDF, Libby Miller.
- NCSA Hypernews
- ComMentor: Scalable Architecture for Shared Web Annotations as a Platform for Value-Added Providers, at Stanford
- Cornell Annotation System
- Web Interactive Talk claims to be 'the first dialectical discussion system'. Here is a An Overview of 'Web Interactive Talk', the "first dialectical discussion system" (1994)
- A Protocol for Scalable Group and Public Annotations, by Daniel LaLiberte and Alan Braverman of NCSA
- Public Annotation Systems, discussion and implementation by Wayne Gramlich at Sun.
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