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  1. Sketch of a Reformulation of RDF

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    26 November 2011 by Ian Davis

    I’ve been mulling over this alternate way of thinking about RDF, one that is resource-oriented rather than triple-oriented. This is …
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  2. The Real Challenge for RDF is Yet to Come

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    18 August 2011 by Ian Davis

    One often overlooked advantage that RDF offers is its deceptively simple data model. This data model trivializes merging of data …
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  3. Kasabi Transit Data for New York City

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    18 July 2011 by Ian Davis

    I just published a new dataset on Kasabi: Transit data for Metropolitan Transportation Agency of New York City The NYCTA operates …
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  4. Ordnance Survey Linksets on Kasabi

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    10 July 2011 by Ian Davis

    I just published 5 new datasets in Kasabi. These are quite simple datasets that provide links between the Ordnance Survey …
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  5. In Search of Ambiguity

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    7 July 2011 by Ian Davis

    This is inspired by Jeni’s recent blog post What do URIs mean anyway? where she writes: The imperfection of the …
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  6. Big Ben

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    7 July 2011 by Ian Davis

    Ambiguous references happen in the real world all the time. For example, the name Big Ben is used to refer to the …
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  7. Usability of JSON Serializations of RDF

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    6 April 2011 by Ian Davis

    Thomas Steiner produced a wiki page showing how various RDF + JSON proposals serialized a particular RDF graph as part …
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  8. Is Idiomatic JSON for RDF Desirable?

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    21 March 2011 by Ian Davis

    The RDF Working Group seems to be making some useful progress in many areas. However, they are circling around the …
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  9. My Feedback on SPARQL 1.1 Uniform HTTP Protocol for Managing RDF Graphs

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    15 December 2010 by Ian Davis

    I sent the following feedback yesterday to the W3C SPARQL Working Group on their proposal for a RESTful approach to …
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  10. Back to Basics with Linked Data and HTTP

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    6 December 2010 by Ian Davis

    In the Semantic Web, it is not the Semantic which is novel, it is the Web That quote, attributed to …
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