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Metadata: Uniting Baseball Fans and Librarians

February 7, 2011 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Metadata is fundamental to the organization of all types of information: attributes such as title, creator and topic help us identify different works as well as locate and access them through information retrieval tools such as a search engine or library catalog. Although it’s commonly boiled down to a simple definition of “data about data,” […]

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