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A nice overview of RDFa and its potential applications, mostly here looking at Javascript client-side stuff, by Mark Birbeck, one of the co-editors of the spec, given as a Google Tech Talk. Probably best to look at the high quality version on YouTube to see the code examples, which according to Mark's comment there are also available from the lib-xh Google Code repository.
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