Linked Data Survey results 5 – Technical details
OCLC Research conducted an international linked data survey for implementers between 7 July and 15 August 2014. This is the fifth post in the series reporting the results. 20 …
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Linked Data Survey results 4–Why and what institutions are publishing (Updated)
OCLC Research conducted an international linked data survey for implementers between 7 July and 15 August 2014. This is the fourth post in the series reporting the results. …
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Libraries Making an Impact on the Web of Data
It has been no secret that we are using a vocabulary developed by Google, Microsoft, and others for exposing structured metadata on the web. Documented at Schema.org, this vocabulary is …
Read More Linked Data Survey results 3–Why and what institutions are consuming (Updated)
OCLC Research conducted an international linked data survey for implementers between 7 July and 15 August 2014. This is the third post in the series reporting the results. The …
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Linked Data Survey results 2: Examples in production (Updated)
. OCLC Research conducted an international linked data survey for implementers between 7 July and 15 August 2014. This is the second post in the series reporting the …
Read More Linked Data Survey results 1 – Who’s doing it (Updated)
OCLC Research conducted an international linked data survey for implementers between 7 July and 15 August 2014. This is the first post in the series reporting the results. We received …
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Preparing for the future: supporting the transition to Linked Data in Libraries
For the past few years, Linked Data has been a buzzword at many of the major library conferences around the world. Linked Data has been the subject of paper presentations, …
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Digitization / Infrastructure and Standards Support / Libraries Archives and Museums / Modeling new services / Renovating Descriptive Practice / Wikimedia
Code4Lib NorCal Hosted by OCLC Research
Yesterday the San Mateo, CA office of OCLC Research hosted the first Code4Lib NorCal regional meetup and mini-conference. About 35 people attended from Stanford, UC Berkeley, CSU Chancellor’s Office, UCSF, CSU San …
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So who is using linked data? And for what?
Most of us in the library and archives community have been exposed to linked data, and have learned of the potential of linked data applications to make new, valuable uses …
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Identifiers / Infrastructure and Standards Support / Libraries Archives and Museums / Metadata / Modeling new services / Renovating Descriptive Practice
The Most Important Thing You Haven’t Heard Of
Many really important things are not recognized as such when they occur. Recognition only dawns slowly, as the implications of what has happened sinks in. I think this is one …
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