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Soupmix for 2012-06-17

RT @AndyPryke: Excellent work from @CLadroue on visualisation of midlands jobs #opendata http://t.co/bSSOmsRj following on from #godhd #

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West Midlands Open Data User Group

West Midlands Open Data User Group promotes the release and use of open data.   Membership is intended for open data publishers and users such as   public service providers from government public service providers from social enterprises and the voluntary sector public service providers from the private sector public service users academic researchers independent […]

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Soupmix for 2012-06-15

Global Witness: call on the EU to force companies to reveal their true ownership http://t.co/JAknXuKb #transparency # Liverpool culture visitor map by @zarino using @ScraperWiki data https://t.co/GOvJEIO7 # Video: Rob McKinnon at the @WhosLobbying blog on #opendata and innovation http://t.co/EQ1c2Oep #

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Soupmix for 2012-06-14

Beyond the crime scene: We need new and better models for crime reporting http://t.co/zdghOMru # Jonathan Stray at Nieman lab, on data journalism that makes a difference. What should a UK Open Government Partnership Forum look like? “Proposal: At the heart of the UK OGP forum should be a series of regular open space events, taking place across […]

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Soupmix for 2012-06-13

DataGM a CKAN datastore created to free Greater Manchester’s public data http://t.co/P1kfJDOt DataGM was initially a partnership between @FuturEverything & Trafford Council. It followed on from Future Everything’s Open Data Cities project. Now managed by Trafford  council. Open Data Manchester is an organisation for people who are interested in realising the potential of open data to […]

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Soupmix for 2012-06-12

RT @MyOpenArchive: New front in "open access" science publishing row http://t.co/NT6iMGBE via @reuters #openaccess # RT @geoplace: 0.098% of editors to #Wikipedia make >50% of edits to the encyclopedia http://t.co/BThwiM2G via @WikiResearch # RT @ccess: Check out this presentation:The Coming Decade of Open Access http://t.co/nZ92XZo6 via @slideshare @LeslieChan @KeitaBando # The beautiful schematic mapping http://t.co/6Ut1nXZx […]

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Soupmix for 2012-06-11

iOS 6 maps app: vector graphics and turn-by-turn navigation http://t.co/nZSiDCdz # RT @mrmarksteadman: make or host video podcasts? I’m giving away some test accounts for Poddle. Check out http://t.co/h0w4X8W2 cc @ukgav # RT @TBIJ: ‘As many holes as a Swiss cheese’: how the UK tax system is haemorrhaging money abroad. http://t.co/aYRgMA8a # Via @SmithTonyD: The […]

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Soupmix for 2012-06-09

RT @GODHackDay: Mapping of #Birmingham + #Coventry #Allotments completed in 1 working day at #GODHD – http://t.co/8cr12WRH # Thanks @ukgav and @Jacattell for organising an excellent #godhd # West Midlands Allotments page http://t.co/0tQZQ1hI #godhd # #godhd PyBossa is a free, open-source crowd-sourcing and micro-tasking platform http://t.co/b03hoxlR #

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Soupmix for 2012-06-08

RT @BhamSciPark: #Government #OpenData #HackDay event happening @BhamSciPark TODAY18:15 Signup: http://t.co/oGr9qQou #opendata #GODHD # see you at #godhd later # Prem Sikka: Company auditors must be held to account. Big 4 accountancy firms audit 99% FTSE 100 companies http://t.co/JE6a1tXm # RT @rufuspollock: Intro @PyBossa open-source micro-tasking and crowd-sourcing platform from @OKFN and @CyberSciCentre http://t.co/4UOghwpp # […]

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Soupmix for 2012-06-07

RT @petermacrobert: “@ajhalls1: Press Association photographer has built his own reporting 'drone' http://t.co/vVpApwV4 (via @GuardianJoanna # RT @mapperz: WiFi Map London Underground "Transport for London (TfL… http://t.co/8Of56cVk # Ian Bettridge: Apple's move into maps may not be plain sailing http://t.co/tQtjXrjQ # Openspending: Connecting the Aid Flows — making sense of the IATI data http://t.co/POtPrlSV #

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