Gi forum Raper Lessons of Open data from London
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The document discusses lessons learned from London's experience with open geodata and open data. It describes how open data has progressed through various "waves" of technology and societal changes. These include the rise of smartphones, expectations of digital government services, the economics of digital goods distribution, and open source philosophies. The document also outlines London's process of opening its transportation data, challenges faced, and implications of open data including opportunities for innovation but also needs for ongoing support.
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1. Open data evolution in Amsterdam started in 2010 when hackers and innovators requested the city's first datasets, with nearly 400 datasets now available.
2. Amsterdam has invested heavily in open data, growing its budget from zero euros in 2010 to 1.5 million euros in 2013, and launching an Open Data Program in 2013.
3. Amsterdam has supported open data through three EU projects and has built a strong ecosystem of partners including businesses, hackers, coders, and intermediaries that have helped launch over 30 civic apps using open data.
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- 2. Revolution in geodata User pays Physical distribution Web distribution Marginal cost/ free 2000 2010
- 13. Pre-history of open data 1700 Copyright 1800 Moral rights 1900 Patents Free trade Public libraries Privacy 1950 1960 Free markets Civil liberties 1970 Intellectual property Efficient markets FOI 1980 Standards GATT Online communities 1990 Data protection WIPO Public sector info 2000 Public domain Monopoly Open government Open society 2002 Digital Rights Man’t Walled gardens New Public Man’t Broadcasting 2004 P2P sharing Open source Blogging 2006 Creative Commons eCommerce Gov 2.0 Web 2.0 2008 Wikipedia Micropayments Gov as a platform 2010 Open licences “ Free” models Communicative gov Social media 2012
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