diving into VIAF
Last week saw a big (well big for library data nerds) announcement from OCLC that they are making the data for the Virtual International Authority File (VIAF) available for download under the terms of the Open Data Commons Attribution (ODC-BY) license. If you’re not already familiar with VIAF here’s a brief description from OCLC Research: Most large libraries maintain lists of names for people, co
Visualizing FRBR Worksets
The model behind the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) was published over 10 years ago, and has been simmering in library land ever since. Bit by bit, FRBR has been finding its way into library systems and software, sometimes in a slightly modified form. But it has been slow going because FRBR offers a more nuanced view of bibliographic data than what is available in our leg
the 5 stars of open linked data
While perusing the minutes of today’s w3c egov telecon I noticed mention of Tim Berners-Lee’s Bag of Chips talk at the gov2.0 expo last week in Washington, DC. I actually enjoyed the talk not so much for the bag-of-chips example (which is good), but for the examination of Linked Data as part of a continuum of web publishing activities associated with gold stars, like the ones you got in school. He
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