This document discusses BibFrame, a system for encoding bibliographic data in a format compatible with the semantic web. It introduces BibFrame Scribe, an online editor for BibFrame data. BibFrame aims to create interlinked bibliographic data that is mobile and can be built upon by others by using web technologies like URLs instead of isolated, text-based data. This allows additional services and applications to utilize bibliographic data on the semantic web.

1. BibFrame Example

2. BibFrame Scribe
• http://editor.bibframe.zepheira.com/static/
• One of several editors available (LC has a tool
as well: http://bibframe.org/tools/editor/).

4. BibFrame
• Creating entrance points into a web of data
that is in the language of the web.
• Navigating through links on the web, not in a
black-box.
• Emphasis on specificity (URLs, not text strings)
• Data is mobile, can take your data and move
it, allow others to build upon it/reuse it.
• Web is the platform: value-added possibilities
(services built on/from our data).