Some notes on today’s panel “Challenges of Linked Data” w/Tim Berners-Lee et al, https://t.co/PEX0dngAra #lodlam #semanticweb
— Ari Davidow (@aridavidow) November 26, 2013
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Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives & Museums
Some notes on today’s panel “Challenges of Linked Data” w/Tim Berners-Lee et al, https://t.co/PEX0dngAra #lodlam #semanticweb
— Ari Davidow (@aridavidow) November 26, 2013
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LinkedUp: Linking Web Data for Education – An EU project about the potential of open data in education http://t.co/bJ7h4Cp5tc #lodlam
— Jon Voss (@jonvoss) November 28, 2013
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RT @lukask: #swib13 The LIBRIS linked data cataloguing system open source on github: https://t.co/tb9uR7NeZo #lodlam
— ostephens (@ostephens) November 27, 2013
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"#LinkedData in #libraries: Let's make it happen!" satellite mtg of IFLA2014 #wlic2014, #Paris, August #LODLAM #CFP http://t.co/8gXoRxRScH
— Jodi Schneider (@jschneider) November 26, 2013
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Be sure to tune in for the Semantic Web in Libraries Conference, taking place in Hamburg Germany 25-27 November. Workshops on 25 November will not be streamed, but sessions on 26 and 27 November will be streamed and recorded. You can follow along the Twitter hashtag, #swib13. It’s once again a great program and thanks to the streaming video is a fantastic way to tune in to the most up to date discussions on Linked Open Data in libraries and GLAMs.
From their site:
Linked Open Data (LOD) has become a widespread method for the publication and management of data on the web. Many libraries and related institutions have already run projects or launched products that comply with the LOD paradigm. New projects, services and tools are emerging continuously.
The SWIB conference aims to provide substantial information on LOD developments relevant to the library world and to foster the exchange of ideas and experiences among practitioners. SWIB encourages thinking outside the box by involving participants and speakers from other domains, such as scholarly communications, museums and archives, or related industries.
As in the years before, SWIB13 will be organized by the North Rhine-Westphalian Library Service Centre (hbz) and the ZBW – German National Library of Economics / Leibniz Information Centre for Economics. The conference language is English.
nice! 'BBC throws weight behind open data movement’ http://t.co/ArBICopqJG #europeana #LODLAM #opendata #mozilla @BBCRD
— Johan Oomen (@johanoomen) November 25, 2013
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Slides from my introduction to SPARQL now available at http://t.co/sa1kTg1b33 #cigld #lodlam
— ostephens (@ostephens) November 25, 2013
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Sneak preview of my slides for "Linked Data: what cataloguers need to know" on Monday http://t.co/RkhYsv9K3Z #lodlam
— ostephens (@ostephens) November 23, 2013
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New blog post: "Library Holding as Linked Data" using #cidoccrm #frbroo #pressoo #daia (http://t.co/UN5PWcy5oR)
— Hans-Georg Becker (@moebius75) November 22, 2013
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write-up on maintaining semantic relationships between entities in EAC-CPF with xEAC. http://t.co/9cr5oiU3Of #lodlam #marac #archives
— Ethan Gruber (@ewg118) November 22, 2013
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