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• Q5165091 subject Q7011992.
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• Q5165091 abstract "Fundamental to modern information architectures, and driven by semantic Web technologies, content re-appropriation is the act of searching, filtering, gathering, grouping, and aggregation which allows information to be related, classified and identified. This is achieved by applying syntactic or semantic meaning though intelligent tagging or artificial interpretation of fragmented content (see Resource Description Framework). Hence, all information becomes valuable and interpretable.".
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• Q5165091 comment "Fundamental to modern information architectures, and driven by semantic Web technologies, content re-appropriation is the act of searching, filtering, gathering, grouping, and aggregation which allows information to be related, classified and identified. This is achieved by applying syntactic or semantic meaning though intelligent tagging or artificial interpretation of fragmented content (see Resource Description Framework). Hence, all information becomes valuable and interpretable.".
• Q5165091 label "Content re-appropriation".