Category Archives: OKFN Openbiblio

Date: February, 5th 2013, 16:00 GMT Channels: Meeting was held via Skype and Etherpad Participants Adrian Pohl Karen Coyle Tom Johnson Tom Morris On the Etherpad: Peter Murray-Rust Mark McGillivray Agenda As there were two new participants to the meeting … Continue reading →

Date: January, 8th 2013, 16:00 GMT Channels: Meeting was held via Skype and Etherpad Participants Adrian Pohl Peter Murray-Rust Richard Wallis Agenda Schemabib Extension group update Links: Participants: http://www.w3.org/community/schemabibex/participants Mailing list: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-schemabibex/ Wiki: http://www.w3.org/community/schemabibex/wiki/Main_Page W3C community and business group, started … Continue reading →

Date: November, 6th 2012, 16:00 GMT Channels: Meeting was held via Skype and Etherpad Participants Adrian Pohl Karen Coyle Joris Pekel Jim Pitman Agenda ORCID launched “ORCID makes its code available under an open source license, and will post an … Continue reading →

Date: September, 4th 2012, 15:00 GMT Channels: Meeting was held via Skype and Etherpad Participants Peter Murray-Rust Naomi Lillie NB Karen Coyle apologies due to attendance at DublinCore conference Agenda As there was just PeterMR and me attending this call, … Continue reading →

The Spanish National Library (Biblioteca Nacional de España or BNE) has released their library catalogue as Linked Open Data on the Datahub. Initially this entry only containd the SPARQL endpoints and not downloads of the full datasets. After some enquiries … Continue reading →

Date: August, 7th 2012, 15:00 GMT Channels: Meeting was held via Skype and Etherpad Participants Jim Pitman Karen Coyle Naomi Lillie Agenda JISC Open Biblio 2 project coming to close Blog-post write-up of project being finished this week, Mark MacGillivray … Continue reading →

It has been a couple of months since the round-up on Community Discussions 2 and we have been busy! BiblioHack was a highlight for me, and last week included a meeting of many OKFN types – here’s a picture taken … Continue reading →

Pens down! Or, rather, key-strokes cease! BiblioHack has drawn to a close and the results of two days’ hard labour are in: A Bibliographic Toolkit Utilising BibServer Peter Murray-Rust reported back on what was planned, what was done, and the … Continue reading →

After easing into the day with breakfast and coffee, each of the 3 sub-groups gave an overview of the mini-project’s aim and fed back on the evening’s progress: Peter Murray-Rust revisited the overarching theme of ‘A Bibliographic Toolkit’ and the … Continue reading →

The first day of BiblioHack was a day of combinations and sub-divisions! The event attendees started the day all together, both hackers and workshop / seminar attendees, and Sam introduced the purpose of the day as follows: coders – to … Continue reading →