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http://infodocket.com/2011/03/23/oregon-launches-open-data-web-site/ From an Information Week Article: Fashioned similarly to other open-data sites but with its own innovations, Data.Oregon.gov lets people view data sets from government agencies; interact with that data by creating charts, graphs, calendars, and maps; and make suggestions for the release of data sets they find valuable, according to the Oregon Department of Administrative Services, which unveiled the site (PDF) this week. Data sets released on the site include financial information about state expenditures, employment salaries, and employment information. The site also includes data about new businesses registered in the state and lists of people who are housed in Oregon prisons.

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Government of Canada - Open Data Pilot Project - Home

The Open Data Pilot is part of the Government of Canada's commitment to open government, which is being pursued along three streams: open data, open information and open dialogue, and aims to drive innovation and economic opportunities for all Canadians. The Open Data Pilot seeks to improve the ability of the public to find, download and use Government of Canada data. You are invited to search the catalogue, download datasets and explore the possibilities of Open Data.
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I andra länder pågår just nu aktiviteter för att tillgängliggöra offentlig information digitalt. Med tillgång till digital information skapa möjligheter för medborgare att bilda sig en uppfattning om hur offentlig sektor förbrukar medel och presterar . Samtidigt blir det möjligt att skapa nya e-tjänster på medborgarnas villkor och starta företag för att vidareförädla information. På opengov.se hoppas jag att kunna synliggöra den data som finns undanstoppad i svensk offentlig sektor och bidra till att mer av den släpps fri.

Open Knowledge Foundation Blog » Blog Archive » Open Government Data in Slovakia

The following guest post is by Zuzana Wienk, from the Slovakian watchdog the Fair Play Alliance . She is also a member of the Open Knowledge Foundation’s Working Group on Open Government Data When we started to build a data catalogue of all possible flows of public finances to the private sphere in 2003, we had no idea it would be a perfect fit with the open data movement’s efforts. As former journalists, we simply saw the great advantage of having all kinds of public data (freely accessible thanks to the freedom of information act) brought together in a searchable database format. After years of FOIA requests and litigation, Fair-Play Alliance now offers the most comprehensive catalogue in Slovakia. http://blog.okfn.org/2011/03/03/open-government-data-in-slovakia/
http://data.gov.au/ Data.gov.au provides an easy way to find, access and reuse public datasets from the Australian Government and state and territory governments. Easy access to other government data catalogues offering open data is provided through our Catalogues page. We encourage all users to improve government information by using it to develop tools and applications which benefit all Australians. Submitting links to these new applications will enable their promotion through data.gov.au in future enhancements to the site. Functionality and available data will continue to improve with user feedback.

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Entries and voting for the MashupAustralia contest are now closed. Congratulations to everyone who submitted a mashup ! Your hard work and creativity has helped show how useful tools can result from giving citizens greater access to government data. Thanks are also due to everyone who participated in any of the terrific events held in support of the contest, or just visited this site to look at, comment or rate the mashups.
http://www.data.gov/ Are you a teacher, professor, or student? Young people across America are learning about Data.gov and we want you to be part of getting data into the classroom. As the Web of linked documents evolves to include the Web of linked data, we’re working to maximize the potential of Semantic Web technologies to realize the promise of Linked Open Government Data. We and our collaborators at the Tetherless World Constellation at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute are helping to lead the way in this exciting area! Are you interested in sharing your mashups, apps, and ideas? Do you want to learn how to create app and mashups with some of the data hosted here on Data.gov?

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http://data.gov.uk/ Browse around the organisational structure for each Government department. Details are shown for all Ministers and key Civil Servants. Explore the searchable database to view Government expenditure, which can be sorted by department, recipient or value. Search and read about all Government opportunities, tenders and contracts worth more than £10,000. Find out which organisations and industries have met with Ministers from across Government departments.
Le gouvernement britannique a annoncé que le Royaume-Uni supprimera progressivement les 'Click-Use' online licenses for the reuse of Crown and Parliamentary en mai de cette année avec une nouvelle licence sur le modèle de Creative Commons 3.0. Une étude réalisée par l'Office britannique des informations du secteur public en 2009, a rapporté dans un article ( à l’adresse CreativeCommons.org , Public (UK) perception of copyright, public sector information, and CC , ) CreativeCommons.org, publique (UK) la perception du droit d'auteur, l'information du secteur public, et CC, a constaté que, Parmi le public britannique , 71% sont d'accord pour que le gouvernement encourage la réutilisation de contenu qu'il fournit, et seulement 4% sont en désaccord.

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data.govt.nz is a directory of publicly-available, non-personal New Zealand government held datasets. This site does not host data, instead it links to datasets held on other government websites. For more info, see About this site . http://www.data.govt.nz/

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