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  1. Research Summary (0)
  2. 1. Introduction (0)
  3. 2. Literature Review (0)
  4. 2.1 Government Data: from origins to openness (1)
  5. 2.2 Open Government Data: towards data.gov.uk (0)
  6. 2.3. Data and Information (0)
  7. 2.4. Data, Democracy and Public Service Reform (0)
  8. 2.4.1 Formal politics (0)
  9. 2.4.2. Collaborative and community-based participation (0)
  10. 2.4.3. Market-based participation and personal democracy (0)
  11. 2.5. Research questions (0)
  12. 3. Methodology, Approach & Design (0)
  13. 3 (2) Methods & Case Selection (0)
  14. 4. Data (0)
  15. 4.1. Understanding Open Government Data users (0)
  16. 4.2. Open Government Data use in practice (0)
  17. 4.2.2. Detailed comparisons and emerging themes (0)
  18. 4.2.3. Direct access to facts (0)
  19. 4.2.4. Interfaces, information and interpretation (0)
  20. 4.2.5. Technological and social infrastructures (0)
  21. 4.2.6. Impact (0)
  22. 4.3. Civic uses of Open Government Data (0)
  23. 5. Discussion: civic implications of Open Government Data (0)
  24. 6. Conclusions & Further Research (0)
  25. Bibliography (1)
  26. (Addition) Web Science Poster (0)
  27. (Additional) Transforming research through open data (1)
  28. (Additional) Digital era government; open government; and models of democracy (0)
Open data and internet governance : Tim's Blog
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[...] It started with high profile Open Government Data portals like Data.gov in the US, and Data.gov.uk in the UK giving citizens access to hundreds of government datasets. Now, open data has become a key area of focus for many countries across the world, forming a core element of the Open Government Partnership agenda, and sparking a plethora ofInternational conferences, events and online communities. Proponents of open data argue it has the potential to stimulate economic growth, promote transparency and accountability of governments, and to support improved delivery of public services. This year’s Internet Governance Forum in Baku will see a number of open data focussed workshops, following on from open data and PSI panels in previous years. But when it comes to Open Data and Internet Governance, what are the issues we might need to explore? This post is a first attempt to sketch out some of the possible areas of debate. [...]
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