At this In-the-Brain session on RDFa and structured data, Mark Birbeck will talk about some of the exciting possibilities created when publishers place structured data right into their web-pages. He'll also look at the implications for search and applications, now that both Yahoo! and Google are indexing RDFa.

Semantic HTML is no longer something for the future, and with the rise of RDFa, it will impact everyone involved in creating the web, from RIA builders, to API creators, to content publishers. This session is for anyone who wants to understand where RDFa came from, and where it is heading, in order to put it to work.

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