Welcome to Linked Data 0/5 Semtech2011

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This document discusses creating, publishing and consuming linked data. It introduces key concepts related to linked data including HTML, CSS, HTTP, XML, JSON, API, URL, URI, RDF, RDFa, RDFS, OWL, RIF and SPARQL. The document includes a schedule but provides no further details.

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Creating, Publishing and Consuming Linked Data Juan F. Sequeda Semantic Technology Conference June 2011

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