The third workshop looked at what type of classification or categorisation should be behind the NII. This classification would apply to both the list and the framework, as well as changing while playing a part in modifying the current thematic …
The second workshop in the series dealt with the criteria to be applied when deciding if a data product must be in the NII and what conditions should adhere to that data once there. The most common view was …
Last year, in response to the two pronged approach to the publication of open data suggested in the Shakespeare review, the UK government launched a proposition to create a National Information Infrastructure (NII); containing the data held by Government which …
Classic title, I know. And maybe one of the most abused slogans in history. But at least, it’s to the point: we’d like you to join in. Open data training vouchers are available for public servants across central and local government. …
Any new field of knowledge needs adjustments to language so that everyone discussing it knows what others are talking about. The discussions surrounding the re-use of Public Sector Information (PSI) and the evolving concept of Open Data are no exception. …
This post is a joint blog between the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills (BIS) and Cabinet Office Today, Cabinet Office and BIS have published a joint press release launching the next round of funding for the Release of Data Fund, …
As this is my first blog post on data.gov.uk (indeed, my very first blog post anywhere, ever), I should probably start by introducing myself. I’m Ollie Buckley, and since December last year, I’ve been leading the Transparency Team in the …
Good morning everybody “So why are you here?” we were all asked, at the start of a fantastic week on the ‘Open Data in Practice’ course at the Open Data Institute (ODI). “I want to know my open data unknowns, …
The UK is leading the world on open data. Open data is publicly released raw data, often from the government or public services, which is made available to everyone so they are free to use or reuse it any way …
The Government of Canada remains committed to fostering the principles of Open Government. It offers Canadians greater opportunities to learn about and participate in government, in the economy, and in our democratic process. The Honourable Tony Clement, President of …
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