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Taking the Proms to the semantic web in 10% time

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Michael Smethurst Michael Smethurst | 12:28 UK time, Friday, 5 September 2008

henry_wood_proms.jpgA few weeks back, I had the good fortune to be handed a dump of a mysql database stuffed to the gills with historical Proms data. It's got every Prom from to (and (you'd hope) 2008 at some point).

I've started to wrap a app around it and the results can be seen . For now, it's pretty basic with lots of gaps left to fill - but the intention is to link it to / and to publish the results into the .

Read more and comment at the Â鶹Éç Radio Labs blog.

Michael Smethurst is Information Architect, FM&T for Â鶹Éç Audio & Music Interactive.

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