Five steps to connecting Persistent Identifiers and Linked Open Data

"office in Den Haag on June 14 and 15, 2011. At this workshop one of the break out groups investigated where the Persistent Identifier and Linked Open Data comunities could connect . This resulted in the Den Haag manifesto. This manifesto is intended as the basis for a co-ordinated approach to identifier issues across the persistent identifier (PID) and linked open data (LOD) communities. The intention was to try and state what the PID and the LOD approaches can each learn from the other, and what elements of each other's infrastructure they could adopt...."