Updates to the TED Open Data Service portal

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We just released an updated version of the TED Open Data Service website (data.ted.europa.eu).

Apart from harmonising the look and feel of the site with the corporate identity of the Publications Office, the new version includes several important new features and improvements:

• You can now inspect in detail how the eProcurement Ontology represents any notice as a knowledge graph.
  Enter a publication number to load the knowledge graph of a real notice and dig deep into its semantic representation.
• You will now get auto-complete suggestions from the SPARQL editor to help you find the eProcurement Ontology terms that you need in your queries. The editor will also check your SPARQL syntax as you type and pinpoint any issues in your code for you.
• You can copy and share or bookmark knowledge graph views so that you and your colleagues can come right back to those particular triples you are studying.

The new site is designed to help you see, explore understand, learn and most importantly find and retrieve the particular data you need for your project.

We are looking forward to your feedback as we continue to work on improving our query library, and the quality and fitness of our dataset.