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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Keeping subjects up to date with open data
In an earlier post, I discussed how I was using the open data from the Library of Congress’ Authorities and Vocabularies service to enhance subject browsing on The Online Books Page. More recently, I’ve used the same data to make … Continue reading
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