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The document discusses open data initiatives in the Piedmont region of Italy. It notes that the region provides seed money for multidisciplinary open data research through organizations like nexa.polito.it and evpsi.org. It also discusses the region's international links to open data organizations and its use of Creative Commons licenses like CC0 to make datasets openly available by default with some flexibility.
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