The Smartest Way To Organize, Share and Discover Information About Your Interests.
A bold claim from Radar Networks about their new service Twine.
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What do Twine say about their service?
- Interest Networks
Twine is a new service that helps you organize, share and discover information about your interests, with networks of like-minded people. You can use Twine alone, with friends, groups and communities, or even in your company.
- Twine Is Smart
Powered by semantic understanding, Twine automatically organizes information, learns about your interests and makes connections and recommendations. The more you use Twine, the better it understands your interests and the more useful it becomes.
- Twine Ties it all Together
Organize. As you add information to Twine, it is automatically tagged so that you and others can find it more easily.
Share. Connect with individuals and groups, gather and share content, and engage in discussions around your interests.
Discover. Twine connects you with new people, content and products that match your interests, and also helps other people discover you and your contributions.
Have you found Twine useful?
About Radar Networks
Radar Networks is pioneering the mainstream adoption of the Semantic Web, or what is sometimes called "Web 3.0." The company's first product is Twine.com, a new network that helps individuals and groups organize, share and discover information around their interests. The company was founded by Web visionary, Nova Spivack and has attracted an all-star team of industry veterans. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company is funded by leading investors including Velocity Interactive Group, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Vulcan Capital and Leapfrog Ventures. Three Questions for Nova Spivack - Radar Networks
How will Radar Networks change the world in the next 10 years?
Why is the law of accelerating returns important to Radar Networks?
Why are investors and businesses interested in Radar Networks?
Three Questions for Nova Spivack - Radar Networks
SciVestor asked Nova Spivack, CEO of the semantic collaboration services Twine, three questions about the future of his company.
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What is this semantic web business?
Web pages are designed to be read and understood by humans not computers.The idea of the semantic web is that additional information can be added to web pages that will allow computers to understand these pages.
How many irrelevant search results do you currently receive?
Now imagine if your computer could understand these results rather than just see strings of text.
What are others saying about Twine?
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