Some of us have anticipated that one day Google would enter the
metadata arena with an approach entirely their own.
Now, this seems to have happened. But not just Google alone
is making the move, they have forged an unprecedented triumvirate with
their two biggest competitors, Microsoft and
On 21/06/2011 11:08, Bernhard Eversberg wrote:
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Some of us have anticipated that one day Google would enter the
metadata arena with an approach entirely their own. Now, this seems to
have happened. But not just Google alone is making the move, they have
forged an unprecedented triumvirate
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On 21/06/2011 11:08, Bernhard Eversberg wrote:
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Some of us
Didn't we also expect that their design would bear scant
resemblance with anything the library world has ever come up
with?
The design or markup language might be unique (and I'm not saying it is), but
things like author, title, genre, subject, date published, are all standard.
OTOH, their
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