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This document provides an overview of open data including its history, key concepts, and examples. It discusses how open data aims to make data freely available to use and share. The history section notes that the term originated in 1995, and data.gov.uk was launched in 2009. It also gives examples of open data like internet subscription statistics and public debt in Europe. The conclusion thanks the reader.
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