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A New Data Model for the Web

Posted by timothy on from the data's-no-model dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Adam Bosworth delivered what could be considered a seminal lecture (mp3) at the last MySQL conference about a new data model for the web, why the plain HTML web succeeded, and why XQuery or the Semantic web are failures. He is emphatic that RSS 2.0/Atom are the next big thing and represent the new data model for the web. The audio is rather long at forty plus minutes and there are a few places where the talk has been covered."

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  1. Heh heh... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    Heh heh heh... He said 'seminal'...

  2. Great by Mensa+Babe · · Score: 3, Funny

    A new data model?

    Couldn't we please focus on implementing the old data model correctly first?

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