Open Data is Old: Gov 2.0 expo ignite talk
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David Eaves on why open data is old, an ignite talk about how citizens and public servants need to frame their open data advocacy.
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Open Data is Old: Gov 2.0 expo ignite talk
- 1. david eaves citizen blogger activist Open Government civil service renewal openMRS Gov 2.0 http://datadotgc.ca vantrash.ca vancouver canada25 mozilla 3 laws of open data O’Reilly
- 2. dangers of myths & power of stories
- 3. open data is old open government is old
- 5. Bill James 1977 Baseball Abstract: Featuring 18 categories of Statistical Information That You Just Can’t Find Anywhere Else.
- 6. Hitting %?
- 7. Billy Bean 1997
- 8. $6.2 B industry Team Wins Losses Payroll Oakland 103 59 Can$41,942,665 Anaheim 99 63 Can$62,757,041 Seattle 93 69 Can$86,084,710 Texas 72 90 Can$106,915,180
- 9. 1985
- 10. “all I have are box scores”
- 11. opportunity amateur threat disruption fear disfunction expert control silo initiative
- 12. opportunity amateur threat disruption fear disfunction expert control silo initiative
- 13. we’ve been here before we have stories
- 16. ICAN - $248M Choson Kallah - $120M United Way - $96.1
- 17. $3.2 B
- 18. we even use citizens to create data
- 19. police/ambulance/fire citizens
- 20. we have a history let’s learn from it
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- Self published Photocopied and stapled Advertised by a single one-inch advertisement in The Sporting News 75 people bought a copy 2nd abstract (edition) contained 40,000 stats, all hard to obtain. Here was genius, paralyzed by lack of information But he also answered letters, all of them. And data geeks began to “follow” him, helping him out sending him models, ideas ,critiques... “the answers that I arrive at - and thus the methods I have chosen-are never wholly satisfactory, almost never wholly disappointing. The most consistent problems that I have arise from the limitations on my information sources. All I have is box scores.” The Elias Bureau (who kept baseball stats) never turns loose of statistic unless they get a dollar for it. MAjor League Baseball had no sense of the fans as customers. The people inside Major League Baseball were ,if anything, hostile to the people outside Major League Baseball who wished to study the game.
- Self published Photocopied and stapled Advertised by a single one-inch advertisement in The Sporting News 75 people bought a copy 2nd abstract (edition) contained 40,000 stats, all hard to obtain. Here was genius, paralyzed by lack of information But he also answered letters, all of them. And data geeks began to “follow” him, helping him out sending him models, ideas ,critiques... “the answers that I arrive at - and thus the methods I have chosen-are never wholly satisfactory, almost never wholly disappointing. The most consistent problems that I have arise from the limitations on my information sources. All I have is box scores.” The Elias Bureau (who kept baseball stats) never turns loose of statistic unless they get a dollar for it. MAjor League Baseball had no sense of the fans as customers. The people inside Major League Baseball were ,if anything, hostile to the people outside Major League Baseball who wished to study the game.