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In this paper, we show how formal methods of algebraic graph transformation can be made available in the technological environment of the Semantic Web. This new and promising approach allows to model and formulate transformation operations on a high level of abstraction. To demonstrate its feasibility, we develop a small book shop case study. We show how some of the necessary modification operations in this settings can be realised by the proposed SPARQL/Update language and by our rule-based graph transformation approach. In a comparison, we highlight the main differences between these two approaches. The most important benefit of our rule-based transformation approach is that it facilitates to move from application engineering to rule engineering and thereby support generic solutions, which lower the maintenance efforts by supporting the declarative specification of modification operations.