Teodora Petkova

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CV data as Linked Data?

April 2, 2019 by Teodora Petkova

  Digital space is actual space, the space in which we live. A space is a set of relationships between objects; in our contemporary society, space is a hybridization of connected and non-connected objects that are structured by writing. Marcello Vitali-Rosati, On Editorialization: Structuring Space and Authority in the Digital Age Just yesterday I finishedContinue Weaving

Surfing the Web Layer of Things, Technology and Thoughts: A Dialogue with Ruben Verborgh

February 14, 2019 by Teodora Petkova

Ruben Verborgh is one of those amazing people I have crossed paths with on my Semantic Web journey. A professor of Semantic Technology, Ruben is a hard-working man (and a rising TEDx star) on a quest to decentralising the Web. I met Ruben through the Solid project on my own way to finding the means toContinue Weaving

From Envisioning Art to Embedding It with Metadata: A Dialogue with Margaret Warren

January 7, 2019 by Teodora Petkova

Margaret Warren Street Art Selfie

Margaret does something that is of uber importance for all of us: she builds and thinks through the technology of describing, storing and retrieving images. Her tool ImageSnippets™, created for anyone who archives, curates or shares images on the Web (who doesn’t these days) was born out of her passion and scientific problem: the semanticContinue Weaving

The Project Solid as a Road Assembling Itself on the Go

November 6, 2018 by Teodora Petkova

The Linked Data social ecosystem Solid is a work in progress. So are its UX and UI. Roads assembling themselves on the go. But let’s face it, isn’t our  own understanding of how we use, curate and give our data on the Web one that is still shaping and evolving? One that needs reassessing andContinue Weaving

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Me, squeezed in a paragraph

I am a philologist fascinated by the metamorphoses of text on the Web, curious about the ways the Semantic Web unfolds. Currently I am a PhD student at the Sofia University, exploring how content writing is changing, changing us and the way we think, write and live. Read more about me

My Brave New Text

The Brave New Text  is a book about web writing and how it transforms the way we communicate, exchange, experience and explore thoughts, ideas, goods. It is a kaleidoscope of perspectives through which you will see texts on the web, as new forms of textuality, as webs themselves, as processes that change us, word by word, link by link.

My Tiny Companion to Weaving Texts on the Web

This is a Web Writing guide to help you pave your own road to approaching web writing and making the best of it as a tool for growth, connections and more business.

Wandering Words

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I am currently reading:

Artificial Unintelligence

Writing adventures

  • Our Private and Public Lives: An Allegory of Our Connection With Data December 27, 2020
  • The Data-Centric Future Is Here, It Is Just Not Evenly Distributed: A Dialogue with Alan Morrison November 12, 2020
  • Knock, Knock, Web Weaver… October 26, 2020
  • Seeing Enterprise Content as Semantic Capital September 8, 2020
  • At the interstice of code, culture, and change: A dialogue with Anni Rowland-Campbell August 13, 2020
  • Music, Taxonomies and What Defines a Sandwich: A Dialogue With Bob Kasenchak June 6, 2020
  • The Dialogue is the content May 22, 2020
  • The Web of People and Its Dialogic Potential: A Dialogue with prof. Michael Kent January 12, 2020
  • 4 Web Writing Mistakes To Avoid (and How I Didn’t) December 6, 2019
  • The corporate citizen learns to write on the Web: Blogging as a marketing communications tool July 18, 2019
  • Flying People, Machines and Cities (Newsletter, May 2019) May 20, 2019
  • Raw Notes from Webit Festival 2019 May 20, 2019
  • Digital Text as a Phenomenon of Culture May 19, 2019
  • CV data as Linked Data? April 2, 2019
  • A Call to Intergalactic Adventure (Newsletter, April 2019) April 1, 2019
  • For the Love of the Web March 29, 2019
  • Per aspera ad astra (Newsletter, March 2019) March 2, 2019
  • Surfing the Web Layer of Things, Technology and Thoughts: A Dialogue with Ruben Verborgh February 14, 2019
  • An Ecology of Digital Being of Sorts January 22, 2019
  • From Envisioning Art to Embedding It with Metadata: A Dialogue with Margaret Warren January 7, 2019

Kaleidoscope of Inspiration

  • MIT Technology review
  • Harvard Business Review
  • Think with Google
  • The TED-Ed project
  • Brain Pickings

Curious minds I follow

  • David Amerland’s website
  • Gideon Rosenblatt’s website
  • Aaron Bradley’s The Graph Lounge
  • Bill Slawski’s Blog

I also try to have a newsletter :)

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P.s. Trying to "own my data" I first publish the newsletters here

My series of talks: The Intertextual Animal

Read more at: The Intertextual Animal Video Series

Web Scriptorium: Let’s talk about text on the Web

Web Scriptorium (a corporate web writing training) is live: https://t.co/bzVLSmHkQW. Join me, @DavidAmerland, @mrcruce and @cyberandy (or the “switching-codes collective” as I like to call us :) for a journey across the lands of text, data and meaningful communication on the Web. pic.twitter.com/7WvX9xxnHM

— Teodora Petkova (@TheodoraPetkova) November 1, 2019

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