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</script>Inspired by the World Wide Web, the Web of Data is a network of interlinked data fragments. One of the main advantages of the Web of Data is that all of its content is processable by machines. However, this also has its drawbacks when it comes to monetization of the content: advertisements and donationstwo important financial motors in the World Wide Webdo not translate into the Web of Data as they rely on exposing the user to advertisement/call for donations. The remedy this situation, we propose two different monetization strategies for the Web of Data. The first strategy involves a marketplace where users can buy data in an integrated way. The second strategy allows third parties to promote certain data. In return, the sponsors pay money whenever a user follows a link contained in the sponsored data. We identified two different kind of datacommercial and sponsored datawhich can benefit from the two respective monetization strategies. With our work, we propose solutions to the problem of financing the creation and maintenance of content in the Web of Data.
10009 Department of Informatics, UZHDISS UZH Dissertations, 000 Computer science, knowledge & systems
10009 Department of Informatics, UZHDISS UZH Dissertations, 000 Computer science, knowledge & systems
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