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SPECIAL: scalable, policy-aware linked-data architecture for privacy, transparency and compliance

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Two new papers on RDF data storage

The paper Evaluating Query and Storage Strategies for RDF Archives studies how to measure the performance of RDF databases. HDTQ: Managing RDF Datasets in Compressed Space presents a compact representation of RDF as 4-tuples that can be efficiently queried.

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Less than one month to register for our workshop!

The deadline to submit something to our workshop ‘Data Privacy Controls and Vocabularies’ is 28 February 2018.

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Paper for the IFIP Summer School 2017 available online

Our paper ‘Designing a GDPR-compliant and Usable Privacy Dashboard’ is now available online.

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New Community Group ‘Credible Web’ at W3C

‘Credible Web’ is a new Community Group at W3C for discussing the possibility of using RDF annotations on data in a distributed fashion to help people evaluate the credibility of information.

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First draft of a standard for verifiable claims

A new working group in W3C recently published the first draft of a future standard model for verifiable claims.

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‘King GAFA and the magical 0-1 crop’

What happens when artists make privacy their subject? In the case of Johanna Pichlbauer, Jekatarina Shipilenko, Fabio Hofer and Felix Lenz from Vienna, the result is a dark tale about kings, peasants and knights, told in a series of 2-minute videos.

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Horizon 2020 - European Union Funding for Research & Innovation.

This project receives funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 731601

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