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Michael Smethurst Michael Smethurst | 13:07 UK time, Wednesday, 5 March 2008

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A few of us recently went along to Semantic Camp and gave a presentation on our linked data plans for /programmes, /music and onwards.

The presentation is now available here. Sorry for the delay.

Thanks to Tom and Daniel for organising a great day.

And thanks again to Sophie Walpole for finding the money to make the work so far possible...

Comments

  1. At 09:18 PM on 07 Mar 2008, Daniel Lewis wrote:

    Hi Michael,

    Thank you for coming to SemanticCampLondon.
    Your projects are very interesting, and I hope to hear more about them in the near future!

    Thanks again,
    Daniel Lewis

  2. At 06:21 PM on 12 Mar 2008, Josh Smith wrote:

    Wow! If the BBC were to use OpenID, that would be awesome.

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