Soupmix for 2011-12-16

Winter issue of @NiemanReports, exploring the future of books http://t.co/dtZoIwNX (via @NiemanLab) #
Bookmarking: Guardian switches to @pinboard http://t.co/dLDWLLIf #
Summary of the disputed Finnish open geodata release http://t.co/qLJXwvGM #opendata (via @DirDigEng @pe3) #
The Freakonomics phenomenon is fun, popular — and full of avoidable errors, says @AmSciMag: http://t.co/OBcR6CQ0 (via @IfYouOnly) #
. @nigel_shadbolt: time to accelerate the use of government #opendata in generating innovation http://t.co/JJcpQnui (via @DirDigEng) #
Francis Maude: estimated current total value of public sector information €140bn http://t.co/ZoIJHdY0 (via @cabinetofficeuk) <paper #
What it will cost to free the rest of UK government data (spoiler: £0) http://t.co/5J3IvZ3K (via @MadProf) #opendata #
Opening up public data could be worth £33 billion a year, says @BBC http://t.co/1crpY2YQ (via @JISC) #
Fred Pearce on Secrecy in science – an argument for open access http://t.co/4KrAyThb (via @CampaignFoI @indexcensorship ) #FOI #
Opendata and visualization nouvelle édition http://t.co/kpqBBJgM (via @pcrevoisier) has good European coverage #