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Leadership, Tech

Lippell & Jordan on The Metadata Model for Directgov

Rob Richards May 4, 2010

Helen Lippell and Peter Jordan, both of the U.K. Government’s Directgov online portal, have published The Metadata Model for Directgov, 10 Legal Information Management 7-9 (no. 1) (2010). Directgov provides access to a great deal of legal information. Here is the abstract:

Peter Jordan and Helen Lippell describe the role of metadata, including taxonomies, in re-designing the flagship government website, Directgov.

Tags: Directgov, eGovernment, Helen Lippell, jobs, Legal descriptive metadata, Legal Information Management, Legal knowledge representation, Legal metadata, Legal taxonomies, Peter Jordan, portals, Subject indexing of legal information

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