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Razorbase Examples Part 6
The document discusses exploring the BBC's Linked Open Data using the Razorbase browser. It provides examples of searching for the band Bon Jovi and the TV show Doctor Who. Key points made are that publishing linked data makes data portable, allows it to be viewed in different contexts, and encourages others to build innovative services using the data, increasing its value over time.
Razorbase Examples Part 6
- 1. Razorbase Examples Part6 (BBC Linked Data Space) By Sherman Monroe
- 2. Razorbase A browserfor exploring the Linked Open Data cloud using OpenLink Facets API Live demo available at http://www.razorbase.com
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- 4. BBC British BroadcastingCompany is the world’s largest broadcaster Demo available at http://ec2.monrai.com:8890/bbc/
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- 6. BBC British BroadcastingCorporation is the world’s largest broadcaster Demo available at http://ec2.monrai.com:8890/bbc/
- 7. BBC British BroadcastingCorporation is the world’s largest broadcaster Services include radio, television, and news Demo available at http://ec2.monrai.com:8890/bbc/
- 8. BBC British BroadcastingCorporation is the world’s largest broadcaster Services include radio, television, and news Now part of federation of Linked Open Data spaces! Demo available at http://ec2.monrai.com:8890/bbc/
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- 10. Task 1: Explorea music group Let’s lookup the band Bon Jovi
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- 17. Named verses ConnectedTo Only a couple of results The named query looks up results by only one type of information: its Label
- 18. Named verses ConnectedTo Only a couple of results The named query looks up results by only one type of information: its Label Let’s modify query to lookup Thing connected to Bon Jovi
- 19. Named verses ConnectedTo Only a couple of results The named query looks up results by only one type of information: its Label Let’s modify query to lookup Thing connected to Bon Jovi This will look up results by all information linked to the terms “Bon Jovi”
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- 76. Conclusions Publishing linkeddata makes your data portable
- 77. Conclusions Publishing linkeddata makes your data portable This allows users to view the data where and how best suits their preference and context
- 78. Conclusions Publishing linkeddata makes your data portable This allows users to view the data where and how best suits their preference and context And wherever your data goes, you go
- 79. Conclusions Publishing linkeddata encourages others to produce innovative services involving your data
- 80. Conclusions Publishing linkeddata encourages others to produce innovative services involving your data The more services using your data, the more valuable your data becomes…
- 81. So the more linked your data is…
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- 84. And the moreservices like Razorbase are empowered by it
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