Legal aspects of open government data, Jonathan Gray, 26.1.2011, Belgium Brussels
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This presentation has been the 4th presentation at the LOD2 (http://lod2.eu) Meetup in Brussels, Belgium on 26.01.2011 at the fedict (http://www.fedict.belgium.be/) office. See also: http://lod2.eu/BlogPost/?p=203
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- 1. 2011/01/26/Brussels/FEDICT Legal aspects of Open Government Data Jonathan Gray Open Knowledge Foundation
- 5. data.gov.uk
- 9. What is 'open government data'?
- 10. Re-use
- 12. … to legal clarity.
- 13. Open data: free for anyone to reuse or redistribute for any purpose
- 14. use reuse “open” = redistribution commercial reuse C derivative works “do what you like” may require: - attribution - sharing back
- 16. Why?
- 17. Unlocking social and economic value
- 18. Two metaphors: Soil Pipes
- 23. How?
- 24. What kinds of legal issues?
- 25. Isn't it all really complicated?
- 26. PSI Directive Database Directive Copyright Law Competition Law Privacy Law FOI Law
- 27. From point of view of user: - Maximise reusability - Minimise restrictions
- 28. Keep It Simple
- 29. There are rights
- 30. Hence you need to give permission
- 31. A. Use an existing license/legal tool
- 32. Public Domain (no rights reserved) - Public Domain Dedication & License (PDDL) - Creative Commons Zero (CC0) Attribution (you must give credit) - Open Data Commons Attribution (ODC -BY) - Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY) 'Sharealike' (you must share back) - Open Data Commons Attribution-Sharealike (ODbL) - Creative Commons Attribution Sharealike (CC-BY-SA)
- 33. B. Create your own license/legal tool
- 35. “Public data will be released under the same open licence which enables free reuse, including commercial reuse – all data should be under the same easy to understand licence.” Public Data Principles data.gov.uk
- 36. Make sure it is “open” as in opendefinition.org
- 37. Re-use
- 40. Image credits Images by Otto Neurath and the Isotype Institute from Fulltable Pierre Vivant's Traffic Light Tree by William Warby The Green Light by Ted Percival Plumbing bits by cmurtaugh Mount Fear East London by Abigail Reynolds Compost 06/08/2007 by suavehouse113 These slides are available under a Creative Commons Attribution Sharealike License. While most images are available under an open license (see above) some are used for illustrative purposes and rights may be reserved by their creators.