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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Corporate Ownership RDF Data (rdfabout)
Data exposed: corporate ownership Size of dump and data set: 1.8 million triples Notes: also found in the of SPARQL Endpoints -
DBTune.org John Peel sessions RDF server
RDF conversion of a dataset released by the BBC, about the John Peel sessions, a long-lived series of live music performances on BBC Radio 1, hosted by DJ John Peel. -
Linked Movie DataBase
Data exposed: Linked Data about Movies Size of data set: 6,148,121 triples. Openness: Open Mixture of material from Wikipedia, Freebase and Geonames and states on... -
DBTune.org Magnatune RDF server
Magnatune is an independent music label, allowing people to buy records for as much as they want. This package contains the Magnatune catalog in RDF format. The converted RDF... -
DBTune.org Jamendo RDF Server
Description The package holds data from package:jamendo converted to RDF, available under the same license than the raw Jamendo data itself. The package also holds links towards... -
LinkedCT
Data exposed: Linked Clinical Trials Size of dump and data set: ~25 million triples as of April 2011. 4.8GB NTriples dump CC by-nc-sa license You are free to copy, distribute,... -
TCMGeneDIT Dataset
Data exposed: Traditional Chinese medicine, gene and disease association dataset and a linkset mapping TCM gene symbols to Extrez Gene IDs created by Neurocommons Size of dump... -
Airport data from Our Airports published as RDF
Description Data exposed: Information about airports, originally from package:ourairports, here re-published as RDF. Notes: Dump available by contact Issues The dataset does not... -
Telegraphis Linked Data
Data exposed: Countries, continents, capitals, currencies collected from GeoNames and Wikipedia data. Size of dump and data set: <10k triples a piece Notes: Also has several... -
Semantic Web Dog Food Corpus
About Data exposed: Metadata (papers, presentations, people) for several semantic web related conferences and workshops, including the most recent ISWC, ESWC and WWW events....
