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Doing the mashed potato with Linked Open Data

Dear KM4Dev friends (with apologies for cross posting!) You may be interested in this blog post from Denise Recheis, or REEEP, who’ve just launched a new publication “Linked Open Data: the essentials”. Would be interested in examples of where ‘mash ups’ – bringing data and information together from multiple sources – has led to tasty results. And also lessons on how to avoid an indigestible mush (the photo doesn’t look that promising!) …See More

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Name (Do NOT forget to upload a picture; that helps being admitted to KM4Dev): Geoff Barnard

Organization: Consultant

Organization Type: Individual/Consultant

Areas of KM Expertise: Research, Workshop Facilitation, KM Strategies, KM Incentive Systems

Email ID: geoff@barnards.plus.com

Other Interests: Doing something about climate change.

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Doing the mashed potato with Linked Open Data

Dear KM4Dev friends (with apologies for cross posting!)

You may be interested in this blog post from Denise Recheis, or REEEP, who’ve just launched a new publication “Linked Open Data: the essentials”.

Would be interested in examples of where ‘mash ups’ – bringing data and information together from multiple sources – has led to tasty results. And also lessons on how to avoid an indigestible mush (the photo doesn’t look that promising!)

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