RDFa (rdfa.info / LinkedData) is built in to the Drupal 7 core: http://drupal.org/node/574624 .
Some usecases of RDFa in Drupal - http://groups.drupal.org/node/20167

Future planning to the Drupal7 module, RDFa seems like an integrated part of the way information will be managed.

In the Kaltura-Drupal module, we make sure media is integrated to Drupal the same as any other node in Drupal.
So providing D7 an RDFa way to recognize media [video, image, audio, ...] nodes as well as the metadata of the media (transcript, tags, authors, relationships to users & other nodes, etc.) seems like a natural feature that will greatly increase the usability and functionality of the module.

What do you think?

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Version: 6.x-2.x-dev » 7.x-2.x-dev

Moving to D7 since we now have D7 :)

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The default RDFa output is already rather good, however it doesn't play with Drupal's rdf module. Once I use rdfx to create an rdfa mapping its broken. :/

I looks like proper RDF mapping support is not yet possible though, see #1199472: Extend core RDF mappings to support compound fields
However, afaik microdata already supports compound fields. So maybe it would be better to support that first, as that way one could add already schema.org mappings...