Recent Trends and Developments in Social Software

1. Front Matter

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2. A Model for Open Semantic Hyperwikis

   • Philip Boulain, Nigel Shadbolt, Nicholas Gibbins

   Pages 1-14

3. Implementing a Corporate Weblog for SAP

   • Justus Broß, Matthias Quasthoff, Sean MacNiven, Jürgen Zimmermann, Christoph Meinel

   Pages 15-28

4. Effect of Knowledge Management on Organizational Performance: Enabling Thought Leadership and Social Capital through Technology Management

   • Michel S. Chalhoub

   Pages 29-37

5. Finding Elite Voters in Daum View: Using Media Credibility Measures

   • Kanghak Kim, Hyunwoo Park, Joonseong Ko, Young-rin Kim, Sangki Steve Han

   Pages 38-45

6. A Social Network System Based on an Ontology in the Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine

   • Sang-Kyun Kim, Jeong-Min Han, Mi-Young Song

   Pages 46-51

7. Semantic Web and Contextual Information: Semantic Network Analysis of Online Journalistic Texts

   • Yon Soo Lim

   Pages 52-62

8. Semantic Twitter: Analyzing Tweets for Real-Time Event Notification

   • Makoto Okazaki, Yutaka Matsuo

   Pages 63-74

9. Linking Topics of News and Blogs with Wikipedia for Complementary Navigation

   • Yuki Sato, Daisuke Yokomoto, Hiroyuki Nakasaki, Mariko Kawaba, Takehito Utsuro, Tomohiro Fukuhara

   Pages 75-87

10. A User-Oriented Splog Filtering Based on a Machine Learning

    • Takayuki Yoshinaka, Soichi Ishii, Tomohiro Fukuhara, Hidetaka Masuda, Hiroshi Nakagawa

    Pages 88-99

11. Generating Researcher Networks with Identified Persons on a Semantic Service Platform

    • Hanmin Jung, Mikyoung Lee, Pyung Kim, Seungwoo Lee

    Pages 100-107

12. Towards Socially-Responsible Management of Personal Information in Social Networks

    • Jean-Henry Morin

    Pages 108-115

13. Porting Social Media Contributions with SIOC

    • Uldis Bojars, John G. Breslin, Stefan Decker

    Pages 116-122

14. Reed’s Law and How Multiple Identities Make the Long Tail Just That Little Bit Longer

    • David Cushman

    Pages 123-130

15. Memoz – Spatial Weblogging

    • Jon Hoem

    Pages 131-142

16. Campus Móvil: Designing a Mobile Web 2.0 Startup for Higher Education Uses

    • Hugo Pardo Kuklinski, Joel Brandt

    Pages 143-151

17. The Impact of Politics 2.0 in the Spanish Social Media: Tracking the Conversations around the Audiovisual Political Wars

    • José M. Noguera, Beatriz Correyero

    Pages 152-161

18. Extended Identity for Social Networks

    • Antonio Tapiador, Antonio Fumero, Joaquín Salvachúa

    Pages 162-168

19. NeoVictorian, Nobitic, and Narrative: Ancient Anticipations and the Meaning of Weblogs

    • Mark Bernstein

    Pages 169-176

20. Back Matter

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BlogTalk, the International Conference on Social Software, brings together different groups of people using and advancing the Internet and its usage: technical and conceptual developers, researchers with interdisciplinary backgrounds, and practitioners alike. The focus is on social software as an expression of a culture that is based on the exchange of information, ideas and knowledge. The present volume includes 6 papers from BlogTalk 2008 as well as 11 papers from BlogTalk 2009. The areas discussed include: forms and consequences of emerging social software practices; social software in enterprise and educational environments; the political impact of social software; applications, prototypes, concepts and standards.

• Internet
• Semantic Web
• Social Media
• Standards
• Weblogs
• Wikis
• social networks

• Engineering and Informatics, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland

  John G. Breslin

• Socialware, Vienna, Austria

  Thomas N. Burg

• Biomedical Knowledge Engineering Laboratory, Dentistry College, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

  Hong-Gee Kim

• Red Monk, Seattle, USA

  Tom Raftery

• Hans Bredow Institut, Hamburg, Germany

  Jan-Hinrik Schmidt

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