(Open) Data on the Web, future directions at W3C.
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A slidecast repeat of the talk given at SemTechBiz, Monday 3 June 2013 in San Francisco outlining likely future W3C work in the field of data, arising particularly from the workshop held in April this year in London. Hosted and sponsored by Google, along with extra support from Adobe and Microsoft, the event attracted a lot of attention.
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- 1. www.w3.org phila@w3.org Open Data on the Web Phil Archer, W3C SemTechBiz 2013, San Francisco
- 2. www.w3.org phila@w3.org News Just In… • Workshop on RDF Validation 10-11 September, Boston – a.k.a. data Interfaces – a.k.a. Application Profiles http://www.w3.org/2012/12/rdf-val/
- 3. www.w3.org phila@w3.org News Just In… • Vocabulary development & management – w3.org/ns namespaces (stability) – multilingualism encouraged
- 4. www.w3.org phila@w3.org Open Data on the Web Workshop http://www.w3.org/2013/04/odw/
- 13. www.w3.org phila@w3.org RDF is not Web native Rufus Pollock 23 April 2013
- 14. www.w3.org phila@w3.org RDF is not Web native Rufus Pollock 23 April 2013
- 22. www.w3.org phila@w3.org Summary • Religious wars achieve nothing • We need to bridge the gap between the Semantic Web and the JSON Web • Massive amounts of scientific and commercial data as well as more GLAM • Linked CSV and Open Data Best Practices are just part of the answer • Need to build on rock, not sand