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Alan Connor | 11:05 UK time, Monday, 8 September 2008
Above is who came to the Broadcast Centre late in August to talk about , "an open, shared database of the world's knowledge". She gave FM&T and anyone else interested an overview on how it works and some of its applications and APIs. And here are the slides:
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At 8th Sep 2008, Frankie Roberto wrote:Ha, nice pic! She'll be pleased with that...
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At 8th Sep 2008, christopherstreet wrote:"Freebase"? Really? Let's name our product after the precursor to the crack epidemic, which consigned thousands of inner-city residents to a life of crime and poverty. Is that an oversight, or trying to be cool? What would Grandmaster Flash say?
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At 9th Sep 2008, DaveC wrote:I think it is more likely a portmanteau of the words "Free" and "Database" devised by people who don't get out enough.
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