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Presentation by Alison Kershaw at the Talis Event 'The Web's Influence on Your Data' in London - 20th September 2011
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Alison KershawHead of Consulting
20th September 2011#talisldod
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UK GovernmentMaking Open Data Real: A Public Consultation
UK GovernmentMaking Open Data Real: A Public Consultation
“Open Data and Transparency[1] may be the most powerful levers of 21st century public policy. They present multiple opportunities offering benefit to the public sector, individuals, businesses and the UK as a whole. They also create opportunities for the UK on an international stage.”
UK GovernmentMaking Open Data Real: A Public Consultation
“Open Data and Transparency[1] may be the most powerful levers of 21st century public policy. They present multiple opportunities offering benefit to the public sector, individuals, businesses and the UK as a whole. They also create opportunities for the UK on an international stage.”[1] In this document, ‘Transparency’ and ‘Open Data’ are at times used interchangeably. Broadly speaking, we consider Transparency to be the goal and Open Data to be the tool.
UK GovernmentMaking Open Data Real: A Public Consultation
“Open Data and Transparency[1] may be the most powerful levers of 21st century public policy. They present multiple opportunities offering benefit to the public sector, individuals, businesses and the UK as a whole. They also create opportunities for the UK on an international stage.”[1] In this document, ‘Transparency’ and ‘Open Data’ are at times used interchangeably. Broadly speaking, we consider Transparency to be the goal and Open Data to be the tool.
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