Next steps in government open data: Seven areas for action - Cities Today - Connecting the world's urban leaders
It may become increasingly necessary to charge for open data By Andrew Collinge, Advisor, Smart Dubai, and former Director for Intelligence and Analysis, Greater London Authority This is the second of two pieces. It sets out principles and action areas that will make open data work in modern data markets and communities. Andrew Collinge The first article set out the current state of play for government open data. It argued that the first ten years of the open data movement had seen a quiet march towards relevance in the intense very urgent pressures of today’s context. We set off with ope...
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