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A skim-read introduction to linked data

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Michael Smethurst Michael Smethurst | 17:51 UK time, Tuesday, 8 September 2009

Last night me and Yves gave a presentation to the London Web Standards group on Linked Data. We promised to put the slides online so here they are. Last time I posted a presentation I was hoisted by my own petard so this time they're in s5 from the start. Thanks to those who came along and hope the slides prove more legible than they did last night...

Skim-read introduction to linked data slides

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  • 1. At 07:09am on 09 Sep 2009, Andrew Carr wrote:

    Great graphic on the "The internet ≠ the web" slide. Was that in house designed?

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  • 2. At 10:44pm on 15 Sep 2009, p_unitt1987 wrote:

    Great slides, talking of HTML 5, has anyone actually coded anything in HTML 5? I'm hoping to add some pages on my site Bluelight SEO at some point, I know the new Firefox supports HTML 5?

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  • 3. At 5:19pm on 16 Sep 2009, nickshanks wrote:

    Just reading the slides, you seem to have covered the basics.

    Although I would have thought "the internet += ARPAnet + BBS + Email + Gopher + FTP" :‐)

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  • 4. At 10:50pm on 12 Nov 2009, Jon Jauncey wrote:

    I enjoyed looking at the slides and especially like the "The Internet ≠ the web" - great to visualize data in that way. I found the slides just a little confusing after a while with out anything to go with them. All the same it was a highly informative read - thanks.

    Jon
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