More RDFa goodness from UK government web-sites

Over at WebBackplane, Mark Birbeck describes how the UK’s Central Office of Information has been generating RDF vocabularies via an open-source process, and then using those vocabularies to decorate their web pages. The blog demonstrates how they are being used to mark up job vacancies, and then how that information can be reliably scraped. Read more.

Another example of using the same jobs vocabulary is at Jobsgopublic.

Steven Pemberton
24 Apr 2009
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