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- publication abstract "In recent years, the concept of machine-interpretable annotations – for example using RDFa – has been gaining support in the Web community. Websites are increasingly adding these annotations to their content, in order to increase their discoverability and visibility to external agents and services. This paper highlights two problems with current annotations and offers potential solutions. The first problem is that annotations largely remain centralized: the party responsible for publishing the content is also in control of the annotations. This limits the available annotation sources; for instance, note, comments, and links offered by third parties can only appear with the explicit approval of the content publisher. The second problem is that digital books have not undergone the same evolution yet, and the vast amount of useful information contained within them remains siloed and unaccessible for machines.".