7 business models for linked data.
Now that major companies are implementing linked data, and more marketing thought leaders are championing data as an outward-facing competitive advantage, the question I’m hearing more frequently is:
How do you turn data into revenue?
Creating, publishing, and maintaining data takes work. What are the economic incentives for companies to put in the effort?
Here’s my take on 7 business models for data web initiatives:

I’ve organized these by how revenue is generated, from direct money-for-data to indirect branding programs.
Within each of these revenue models, there’s also a secondary dimension of how the data is delivered, whether in raw form for others to leverage in their own applications or embedded into a pre-packaged application provided directly to end-users.
Continues @http://www.chiefmartec.com/2010/01/7-business-models-for-linked-data.html
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