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Publishing platforms are digital solutions that are principally designed to help publishers and authors to evaluate and disseminate content.
In its simplest form, a platform is an accessible location to host content and make it discoverable. Publishing platforms allow authors to share their insights on a digital platform, and promote the sharing of information with their intended audiences.
Publishing platforms are digital solutions that are principally designed to help publishers and authors to evaluate and disseminate content
Semantic enrichment is the enhancement of content with information about its meaning. It augments the amount of information carried by specific words or composition of words, thereby enhancing its value by making it easily discoverable and relatable to other data sets or information assets.
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