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Introducing ENUM to the Semantic Web.

Reichinger et al., 2005

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3209761283414251825
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Reichinger K
Baumgartner R
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Web Technologies, Applications, and Services

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This paper evaluates linking ENUM with the Semantic Web. ENUM is a protocol for mapping a telephone number to a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) which can be used to contact a resource associated with that number. ENUM therefore gives access to a wide range of a …
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