A demonstration of the benefits of Linked Data in a typical web browsing context

1. Razorbase Examples pt. 2 (Linked Data at Work) By Sherman Monroe

4. Task 1: Find a friend

10. Results set

18. This looks like some kind of music related profile

19. Here’s his LinkedIn profile, hmm… let’s look more

20. Looks like a Rating/Reviews site…

21. … let’s pull this profile

23. Subject page for Kingsley Idehen’s revyu.com profile

24. List of filters for this subject

25. View all Information available about subject

38. Add information to the view

39. Add information to the view (same function)

44. Let’s scroll page right

46. New column added

52. Let’s scroll page left

61. Let’s return to the reviews

62. Let’s return to the reviews (same function)

75. Let’s scroll page left

79. This column is pointing backward…

80. … to these reviews, which are filtered

81. Let’s scroll page left

83. What we want are all mutual reviews having this topic …

84. … regardless of their relationship to the subject

92. This isn’t about Facebook

93. Let’s add a filter on the primaryTopic information

96. Binds this value to the current subject (primaryTopic)

98. Now that the primaryTopic is bound to Facebook , let’s return to the reviews under this topic

103. Let’s pull all information about these reviews

127. Should be a more authoritative source, such as IMDB or DBPedia

134. … users get sparse information about your subjects

136. Total information available: only 9

138. Conclusion

142. Principles of Linked Data

165. Now go grow the data web!