News Rewired Data Mash

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This document discusses how open data about UK MPs expenses was analyzed and visualized in different ways using tools like Google Spreadsheets, Yahoo Pipes, and Flickr. Various techniques are described for enriching, distributing, and making the data more fluid and interactive, including geocoding, linking to other data sources, and creating visual dashboard feeds. The overall message is that with freely available tools, anyone can start analyzing and rewiring open government data.

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Playing with data: all you need is glue... Tony Hirst Department of Communication and Systems, The Open University http://ouseful.info @psychemedia

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So what are you waiting for... ...start rewiring the news

Tony Hirst Dept of Communication and Systems, The Open University http://ouseful.info @psychemedia

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News Rewired Data Mash

1. Playing with data: all you need is glue... Tony Hirst Department of Communication and Systems, The Open University http://ouseful.info @psychemedia

3. But what does it look like? ...because every picture tells a story

4. How's the Data Distributed?

5. Looking for (anti)correlations...

6. Enriching the data...

7. http://www.flickr.com/photos/darkpatator/2046061315/

8. Make the Data Fluid...

10. Many Eyes Wikified Likes CSV Data http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=phNtm3LmDZEObQ2itmSqHIA&output=csv&range=B2:AH684 ////

11. http://www.flickr.com/photos/umdrums/3179636281/

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13. http://www.flickr.com/photos/basvanuyen/4198419341/

14. http://pipes.yahoo.com

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