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Title: A conversation about linked data in the library and publishing ecosystem.
Authors: Chapman, John1 (AUTHOR) chapmanj@oclc.org, Lawlor, Bonnie (AUTHOR)
Source: Information Services & Use. 2020, Vol. 40 Issue 3, p177-179. 3p.
Subjects: OCLC Online Computer Library Center Inc., Data libraries, Data structures, Corporate directors, Conversation, Ecosystems
Abstract: During the inaugural 2020 NISO+ conference, the "Ask the Experts about... Linked Data" panel included discussion of the transition of library metadata from legacy, record-based models to linked data structures. Panelists John Chapman (OCLC, Inc.) and Philip Schreur (Stanford University) were the speakers; NISO Board of Directors member Mary Sauer-Games (OCLC, Inc.) was the facilitator. The event was an open-ended conversation, with topics driven by questions and comments from the audience. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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