Assisting blog publication: annotation, model transformation, and crossblogging techniques

Tesis doctoral de Felipe Martin Villoria

Although blogs exist from the beginning of the internet, their use has considerablybeen increased in the last decade. Nowadays, they are ready for being used bya broad range of people. From teenagers to multinationals, everyone can have aglobal communication space.Companies know blogs are a valuable publicity tool to share information withthe participants, and the importance of creating consumer communities aroundthem: participants come together to exchange ideas, review and recommend newproducts, and even support each other. Also, companies can use blogs for differentpurposes, such as a content management system to manage the content of websites,a bulletin board to support communication and document sharing in teams,an instrument in marketing to communicate with internet users, or a knowledgemanagement tool. However, an increasing number of blog content do not findtheir source in the personal experiences of the writer. Thus, the information cancurrently be kept in the user¿s desktop documents, in the companies¿ catalogues,or in another blogs. Although the gap between blog and data source can be manuallytraversed in a manual coding, this is a cumbersome task that defeats the blog¿seasiness principle. Moreover, depending on the quantity of information and itscharacterisation (i.E., Structured content, unstructured content, etc.), An automaticapproach can be more effective.Based on these observations, the aim of this dissertation is to assist blog publicationthrough annotation, model transformation and crossblogging techniques.These techniques have been implemented to give rise to blogouse, catablog, andblogunion. These tools strive to improve the publication process considering theaforementioned data sources.

 

Datos académicos de la tesis doctoral «Assisting blog publication: annotation, model transformation, and crossblogging techniques«

  • Título de la tesis:  Assisting blog publication: annotation, model transformation, and crossblogging techniques
  • Autor:  Felipe Martin Villoria
  • Universidad:  País vasco/euskal herriko unibertsitatea
  • Fecha de lectura de la tesis:  09/11/2012

 

Dirección y tribunal

  • Director de la tesis
    • Oscar Díaz García
  • Tribunal
    • Presidente del tribunal: isidro Ramos salavert
    • José ramón Garitagoitia padrones (vocal)
    • Jesús joaquin Garcia molina (vocal)
    • esperanza Marcos martínez (vocal)

 

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