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Presented at the Data Commons & Data Science Workshop (University of Chicago - Centre for Data Intensive Science):
NB- there are animations in these slides so static slides might not view well
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NIH Data Commons - Note: Presentation has animations Vivien Bonazzi
Presented at the Data Commons & Data Science Workshop (University of Chicago - Centre for Data Intensive Science):
NB- there are animations in these slides so static slides might not view well
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1. Show and Tell: Open Data Commons
Jordan S. Hatcher, JD, LLM
Co-founder, Open Data Commons
Board of Directors, Open Knowledge Foundation
Lawyer and strategy consultant in IP/IT
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 1
24. Open data is the application of many the same
principles and philosophies as free and open
source software and open content projects such
as Creative Commons to data and databases.
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25. Open
Data
Diffusion of Innovations / Technology Adoption Curve
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 25
26. 1. Law as a component of “open”
2. Some of the legal issues with open
data
3. Open Data Commons as a project
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29. Contents (the “data”) can be anything:
facts, ages, dates, sonnets, images, text
observation notes, IP addresses, postal addresses
haiku, tweets, telephone numbers, income level, NI number
survey responses, music lyrics, film cast listings, patent numbers,
filing dates, marital status, racial information, education level
and on and on and on...
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50. Options
1. Ask for a licence.
2. Use under an
exception (fair use or
fair dealing).
3. Infringe
4. Use something else
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51. Options
1. Ask for a licence.
2. Use under an exception
(fair dealing such as
criticism or private study).
3. Infringe
4. Use something else
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 51
52. GPL, FSF, OSI, BSD... = software
Creative Commons... = content
Data is different from
software and content
both legally
and in what you do with it
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 52
53. • No Public Domain tool for
Open databases existed
Data • Demand for a share alike
Commons database license & CC
seen as poor fit
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 53
54. Open Data Commons
Legal tools:
• Public Domain Dedication and License (PDDL)
• Open Database License (ODbL)
• Database Contents License (DbCL)
• ODC Attribution (in development)
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55. Who is using and proposing to use Open Data Commons tools...
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63. Legal solutions for open data:
(some options)
Open Data Commons
• Public Domain Dedication and License (PDDL)
• Open Database License (ODbL) (+ DbCL)
• ODC Attribution (in development)
Creative Commons
• CC0
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 63
66. With thanks to kaitlin thaney / science commons
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 66
67. With thanks to kaitlin thaney / science commons
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 67
68. How you can help:
• Volunteer to help bring open data to your
community as a Community Contact.
• Support the OKFN.
• Join the OKF discuss list.
• Feedback. Have an idea how we can help or
what we should be doing? Let us know.
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69. Thanks!
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The Elect. Not the elected.
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