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- #goodpitch do love a well researched event. With bonus pingpong. 1 hr ago
- Statement on The future of NHS National Programme for IT http://ow.ly/2BF3B (via @Caledebois) 1 day ago
- It's #opentech on Saturday http://www.ukuug.org/events/opentech2010/ 1 day ago
- Can you help make http://meetthecommunities.helpfultechnology.com/ happen? Venue needed, October (via @lesteph) 1 day ago
- Tim Biscoe: A case for basic research (pdf) http://bit.ly/cbNAdw 1 day ago
- Vince Cable - Science, Research and Innovation Speech http://bit.ly/9VGkuH 1 day ago
- Nature http://bit.ly/d9xIgu and Austin Elliott http://bit.ly/bNyZ0G on Vince Cable and scientific research.(via @Maxine_Clarke) 1 day ago
- BioMed Central drafts position statement on open data http://bit.ly/cTLgAK Please comment. (via @mfenner) 1 day ago
- Plos: B Vitamins Slow the Rate of Accelerated Brain Atrophy in Mild Cognitive Impairment: A Randomized Controlled Trial http://bit.ly/dsyNKZ 1 day ago
- How can health data be used to solve problems and make decisions? http://ow.ly/2AXzr Join a Live Q & A on 8th Oct #opendata (via @NHSlocal) 2 days ago
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Category Archives: Public data
Show us a better way update
The show us a better way competition, which invited proposals for better ways of communicating public information, reports back on the winning entries www.showusabetterway.com Lots of interesting mashups with public data. Sadly the Ordnance Survey only temporarily freed up data they control for use in the competition. Shortly afterwards “Ordnance Survey has emailed local government [...]
Also posted in Copyright & IP, Licences, UK copyright Tagged Free our data, show us a better way Comments closed
Making sense of numbers
BBC News Magazine is running a series by Michael Blastland on making sense of numbers: interpreting data, research, media coverage. Surveys & media coverage Myth of counting: the economy, growth, recession Michael Blastland is the author, with Andrew Dilnot, of The Tiger That Isn’t: Seeing Through a World of Numbers
Also posted in Copyright & IP, Reading & publishing, Research methods, Technology & IP Tagged Andrew Dilnot, BBC, Michael Blastland, numbers, The Tiger That Isn't Comments closed
Public data mapping
Public data news The Guardian’s Free Our Data campaign is a good source for policy and legal developments in the use of public data. Usually covered in the Technology edition, web and print versions, on Thursdays. They also have a blog: freeourdata A recent Guardian piece by Michael Cross covers significant advances in freeing access [...]
Also posted in Copyright & IP Tagged data mapping, Free our data, GIS, Google Maps, Public data, show us a better way, Spatial literacy, UCL Comments closed
Google Street View
“Google’s controversial Street View photo-mapping tool has been given the all clear by the UK’s privacy watchdog. The system takes pictures of streets and adds them to online maps to let people see what locations look like. The project drew criticism from privacy campaigners worried it could breach data protection laws. But the Information Commissioner [...]
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Public data, £20k competition
“What would you create with public information? Ever been frustrated that you can’t find out something that ought to be easy to find? Ever been baffled by league tables or ‘performance indicators’? Do you think that better use of public information could improve health, education, justice or society at large? The UK Government wants to [...]
Also posted in Copyright & IP Tagged Cabinet Office, GIS, Government, mashups, Power Information Taskforce, Public data Comments closed
Open data for public sector organisations