URI: <http://id.loc.gov/authorities/sh2007008317#concept>

Type: Topical Term

Broader Terms:

• World Wide Web

Sources:

• Work cat.: Feiler, Jesse. How to do everything with Web 2.0 mashups, 2007: e-CIP t.p. (mashups)
• Wikipedia, viewed Sept. 25, 2007 ("Mashup (Web application hybrid), a Web application that combines data and/or functionality from more than one source ... Mashups and Portals are both content aggregation technologies ... Mashups currently come in three general flavors: consumer mashups, data mashups, and business mashups ... Consumer mashups [e.g. Google Maps] combine data elements from multiple sources ... behind a simple unified graphical interface ... A data mashup mixes data of similar types from different sources, as for example combining the data from multiple RSS feeds into a single feed with a graphical front end. An enterprise mashup ... integrates data from internal and external sources ... A business mashup is a combination of all the above, focusing on both data aggregation and presentation, and additionally adding collaborative functionality, making the end result suitable for use as a business application ...")

Created: 2007-10-18

Last Modified: 2007-10-19 07:43:41



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