The BBC in my opinion leads the way for all commercial and government broadcasters in terms of web publishing. Via Tom Scott, I’ve just come across some of the things that their music site is doing with microformats.
hCard
All artists and recording companies are marked up as hCards. Visit the page on ABBA using Operator, Tails, […]
LouderVoice is a review tool that allows you to review stuff, and publishes your reviews using the hReview microformat. Cristiano Betta has a detailed overview of the service, so I’ll lazily just point you in his direction to learn more. hReview is getting a lot of love from the likes of Yahoo! (local and tech), […]
Dogster and Catster, the social networking sites for dog and cat owners and lovers have just announced support for hCard for pet related business listings, and promise upcoming hListings and hReviews.
Well done.
[tags]microformats, hCard, hReview, hListing[/tags]
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Yahoo! has definitely been one of the strongest adopters of microformats, across a range of their sites. One of the very earliest was Yahoo! Tech, who use hCard and hReview extensively.
Yahoo! Tech is looking for an experienced front end developer, with microformats experience.
Yahoo! Tech offers consumers a rich environment for obtaining product data, reviews, and […]
Part I - Traditional HTML Semantics
Part II - Standardizing Vocabularies (this article)
Part III - Directions in HTML Semantics
The aim of these articles is to delve more deeply into than nature of “real world” HTML semantics - to investigate where the semantics of HTML comes from, and in future may come from, and categorize the different […]
Now this I really like!
Dishola which I posted yesterday I really liked, but asked for some “microformatation” has gone and added hCard for reviewers and hReview for reviews. Even sweeter. Well done guys, and thanks Lindsey from Dishola for letting me know.
I’ll be finding some new mexican places in Austin right now - but anyone […]
My book on Microformats, out now, at Amazon at 33% off
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