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London 'Datastore' with hundreds of sets The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, will on Thursday launch a website hosting hundreds of sets of data - including previously unreleased information - about the capital, as part of a new scheme intended to encourage people to create "mashups" of data to boost the city's transparency and accountability. Channel 4 will also be offering up to £200,000 through its 4ip fund to help develop the most innovative uses of the data. To announce the site, Johnson will take part in a live linkup on Thursday to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas with President Barack Obama's chief technology officer Aneesh Chopra, who has overseen the development of the US government's "data.gov" project, which aims to put all US government data onto the web for others to use. The London Datastore, as it is called, will be fully open from 29 January. A number of cities in the US have their own datastores, such as DataSF for San Francisco and the Chicago data store.
Welcome - energy.publicdata.eu London kickstarts an Open Data revolution London’s web and software developers got a major boost today – one that will see them able to create all sorts of exciting apps to improve life in the UK’s capital. London Mayor Boris Johnson today announced the launch of a scheme to make the capital Britain’s first ‘Open Data’ city. The London Datastore will make available for the first time a wide range of data about the city. The data will be open for all to use for free in Google Docs format. Data to be opened up includes crime rates, planning decisions, road traffic accidents, house prices and much more. The data will allow all sorts of new apps to be created. The announcement follows a recent central government move to open up the UK’s mapping and post code data without charge for the first time. The Open Data movement The Open Data movement began to come to prominence last year. Manchester snapping at London’s heels London is the first UK city to achieve truly open data but a northern upstart is snapping at its heels.
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