Here are the slides from Marti Hearst’s and Peter Morville‘s keynote presentations at the Enterprise Search Summit:
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1 Enterprise Search Summit | Information Mining R&D // May 16, 2010 at 8:03 pm
[...] We were fortunate to have Keith DeWeese, Taxonomy and Automated Indexing Project Manager at Chicago Tribune join us as well. Keith manages the Tribune Company’s controlled vocabularies used for automated news categorization and indexing. Prior to working at the Tribune, he was employed by Dow-Jones, the Federal Reserve, Encyclopedia Britannica, and Columbia College, Chicago. At the conference he spoke on ontology and “controlled vocabularies.” Keith also shared some headlines, proving you need to “know” your content. For example, “Obama Earmarks Funding for Pet Causes” is not an article about pets! If you are interested in learning more about the conference you can following the Tweets from the Summit #ESS10. You can also review some of the presentations from the Summit at The Noisy Channel . [...]
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