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Final version of ‘Linked Data Horizon Scan’ now available online

Last year, I published a draft version of the Linked Data Horizon Scan that I had been commissioned to write for the UK’s Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC).
The final version of that report is available today, both in commentable form via JISC’s JISCPress tool and for download as a PDF.
JISC’s associated call to fund Linked [...]

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Repositories in the Cloud? Why on earth not?!

To be honest, I’ve never fully understood Higher Education’s penchant for building ‘institutional repositories.’ These frequently under-populated aggregations of academic papers produced by ‘research active’ employees of a particular university appear aligned almost exclusively to vaguely expressed institutional imperatives, and seem largely unrelated to either the selfish aspirations of the contributing authors or the tangible [...]

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Examining the Linked Data opportunity; the case of Higher Education

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Regardless of where you stand on some of the questions of detail with respect to the Linked Data meme, it’s clear that significant enthusiasm is being marshalled behind both the concept and the opportunities that it promises.
Dion Hinchcliffe looks at some of the means by which enterprise data can be more visible on [...]

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