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The concept of microcontent, or adding semantic information to data on the web, is not new. As soon as blogging started to emerge as a medium for delivering content, leading bloggers began discussing microcontent and the concept of creating structured data in their | The concept of microcontent, or adding semantic information to data on the web, is not new. As soon as blogging started to emerge as a medium for delivering content, leading bloggers began discussing microcontent and the concept of creating structured data in their weblogs. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:09, 4 April 2012
Description[edit]
The concept of microcontent, or adding semantic information to data on the web, is not new. As soon as blogging started to emerge as a medium for delivering content, leading bloggers began discussing microcontent and the concept of creating structured data in their weblogs.
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