An Overview of SMOB 2: Open, Semantic and Distributed Microblogging

This short paper provides an overview of the architecture and features of SMOB 2 — a platform for open, semantic and distributed microblogging combining social web principles and state-of-the-art semantic web and linked data technologies.

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