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Hi all, At Stanford, we have a dataset of copyright renewal records. Until last month (when we were forced to decommission the service due to an unpatched security vulnerability), it was presented online through a “simple” java application with a custom lucene backend. One option is to migrate it into a new Blacklight application (and, in fact, we’ve already done just that), but I’m wondering if there’s a viable 3rd party service that might work just as well, particularly for a more database-oriented discovery experience. I’ve dumped the data into Google Fusion Tables [1], but I wonder if there are any alternate services out there that might be better? Ideally, such a service would have a rich search/filtering experience, allow us to attach a data dictionary for some of the columns, etc. Thanks, Chris Beer Digital Library Systems and Services Stanford University Libraries [1] https://fusiontables.google.com/data?docid=1vUdYpdpH99BvbnNBz8nPcAekJr5E6ACD_0LCZKaT#rows:id=1 <https://fusiontables.google.com/data?docid=1vUdYpdpH99BvbnNBz8nPcAekJr5E6ACD_0LCZKaT#rows:id=1>