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What's hard-to-parse about current-gen metadata, and how we can and can't make it better algorithmically. Not sure how I missed this one; it's fabulous.
With the newly developed enthusiasm for RDF as the basis for library bibliographic data we are seeing a number of efforts to transform libra...
“2012 will be the year where folk realise there’s more to transparent data release than dropping huge data tables” Along with the “it’ll bootstrap innovation” ch…
2011 has in a sense been the year of library linked data. Not that libraries of all kinds are now publishing and consuming linked data in great numbers. No. But we have witnessed the publication of…
How we use Linked Open Data to drive our next generation discovery interface, and how we've gone about it.
When I was in grad school , my housemates and I would sit around the dinner table and have endless debates about obscure facts like "there's...
Given various discussions about identifiers, dark taxa, and DNA barcoding that have been swirling around the last few weeks, there's one no...
A presentation given at Online Information 2011 in London.
D-Lib Magazine
Wizzy web-based RDF visualizer. Needs URI as input; won't take triples from a web form or anything.
October 2011 Report of the Stanford Linked Data Workshop PDF Download >> Full Text (HTML) >> Linked Data Workshop Technology Plan, version 1.0, 30 Dec 2011 >> Linked Data Survey >> In June 2011, Stanford University hosted a group of librarians and technologists to examine issues and challenges surrounding the use of linked data for Read More
Bibliographic Framework Transition Initiative. The Library of Congress is launching a review of the bibliographic framework to better accommodate future needs. A major focus of the initiative will be to determine a transition path for the MARC 21 exchange format in order to reap the benefits of newer technology while preserving a robust data exchange that has supported resource sharing and cataloging cost savings in recent decades.