An introduction to "Linked and Open Data" for information professionals
Jinfo Article
3rd May 2011
Abstract
The linking of parts of documents and other materials offered by the Linked Data approach to the web, coupled with the open data philosophy adopted by governments, could offer researchers the chance to identify links between data not possible before and save an enormous amount of time. Zach Beauvais explains how it works.
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