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XTech 2008: “The Web on the Move” — 6-9 May 2008, Dublin, Ireland
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Patrick Sinclair

BBC Audio and Music Interactive

Patrick Sinclair is a software engineer at the Audio and Music Interactive at the BBC. He was formerly a research fellow investigating the use of Semantic Web technology in the Cultural Heritage domain at the University of Southampton.

Sessions

11:00 Thursday, 8 May 2008
The Programmes Ontology
Data and databases Goldsmiths 3
Tom Scott (BBC Audio and Music Interactive), Yves Raimond (Queen Mary, University of London), Patrick Sinclair (BBC Audio and Music Interactive), Nicholas Humfrey (BBC Audio and Music Interactive)
BBC Programmes is a new project which aims to ensure that every programme brand, series and episode broadcast by the BBC has a permanent, findable web presence. We have developed the Programmes Ontology to expose this data following the Linked Data approach, enabling the interchange of programme information on the Semantic Web. Read more.