Tag Archives: open-data

A New ‘Virtual Natural Resource’ – Open Data

Posted on February 25, 2012 by Karl

Michael Hausenblas has an interesting way to think about Open Data in “Open Data – a virtual natural resource”.

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Edd Dumbill’s Big Data predictions for 2012

Posted on December 28, 2011 by Karl

O’Reilly Radar: Edd Dumbill: “Five big data predictions for 2012″. Are you going to add a data science team in the new year? Apache’s S4 looks interesting.

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A visualization on the growth of public APIs and open data

Posted on September 16, 2011 by Karl

GOOD: “Out in the Open”

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Alex Hillman: “Want a Hall Pass for Bureaucracy?”

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Karl

That’s the question Alex Hillman posed in his latest post, a great introduction to the efforts of Jeff Friedman, Manager of Civic Innovation and Participation for the City of Philadelphia and Code for America. Both, along with The Media Mobilizing … Continue reading →

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