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LOD2 launches PUBLINK the free Linked Open Data Consultancy offer for Data Owners

PUBLINK is the Linked Open Data Consultancy backed by the consortia of the EU-FP7 LOD2 (Integrated Project) and LATC (Support Action) projects. In order to lower the entrance barrier for potential data publishers the LOD2EU-funded (FP7) research project aiming to take the Web of Linked Data to the next level. Main research challenges: improve coherence and quality of data published on the Web, close the performance gap between relational and RDF data management, establish trust on the Linked Data Web and ... and LATCEU-funded (FP7) research project to enable the leverage of the Linking Open Data cloud for research and product purposes by: - Deploying a 24/7 infrastructure to continuously monitor and improve the quality of data links within the Linking Open Data cloud. - Lowering the access-barrier for data ... consortia offer the free PUBLINK Linked Open Data Consultancy to up to 5 selected organizations supporting them with the publishing of Linked Open Data with an overall effort of 10-20 days of support from highly skilled Linked Data professionals.

More information can be found at: http://lod2.eu/Article/Publink.html

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