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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://semtechbizsf2012.semanticweb.com/sessionPop.cfm?confid=65&proposalid=4597\nIn this talk, we describe the latest developments in the transformational technology strategy the BBC Future Media & Technology department is using to evolve from a relational content model and static publishing framework to a fully dynamic semantic publishing (DSP) architecture. This approach uses linked data technology to automate the aggregation, publishing and re-purposing of interrelated content objects according to an ontological domain-modelled information architecture, providing a greatly improved user experience and high levels of user engagement.\n \nThe BBC's World Cup web site was the first showcase of DSP, and probably the first major implementation of semantic web technologies on a commercial media site. In 2012, the BBC will launch two new sites based on DSP: The 2012 Olympics and a completely redesigned BBC Sports site.\n \nWe will focus on two recent additions to the implementation of DSP that empower these new developments: 1) fluid Operations? Information Workbench for the authoring, curation and publishing of ontology and instance data following an editorial workflow, and 2) OntoText?s concept extraction and semantic disambiguation service (CES) facilitating journalist-moderated content annotation. CES combines machine learning with human feedback utilizing the underlying ontological domain model for a high level of quality and accuracy.  In BBC?s DSP architecture, the CES makes use of instance data published with the Information Workbench in realtime, i.e. instance data changes are reflected immediately within concept extraction results.\nWith this powerful combination, BBC journalists are enabled to publish higher quality semantic content annotations in a much more dynamic and automated fashion.\n? Overview of Dynamic Semantic Publishing\n? fluid Operations? Information Workbench supporting the semantic authoring and publishing workflows\n? OntoText?s concept extracting service designed for the sports domain\n? Examples of DSP: BBC Sports and 2012 Olympics
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SUMMARY:Dynamic Semantic Publishing Empowering the BBC Sports Site and the 2012 Olympics
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