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How To Specify An Image’s License With RDFa Markup

Video on how you can use RDFa markup to let Google Image Search know which licenses your images are released under. Recently, Google introduced a new feature on Google Image Search which allows webmaster to restrict search results to images that have been tagged for free reuse. RDFa stands for Resource Description Framework – in – attributes. It is a set of extensions to XHTML that is now recommended by W3C. RDFa uses attributes from XHTML’s meta and link elements, and generalises them so that they are usable on all elements.

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  1. How To Let Google Know Which Licenses Your Images Are Released Under Using RDFa Markup…

    As a webmaster, you may be interested in how you can let Google Image Search know which licenses your images are released under using RDFa markup….

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