Shouldn’t text be open data too? The search for an inclusive data definition - Sunlight Foundation Blog

juschuetze's bookmarks 2016-08-12

Summary:

As our friends at the OpenGov Foundation know all too well, open access to the law is not a given in American cities: Many, if not most, of the city ordinances, executive orders, resolutions and other policy documents that govern our municipalities are not being proactively released online as open, structured, machine-readable data for anyone to access, download and reuse. We believe that open data policy can help address this problem, but we’re not seeing many real-world examples of this yet.

Link:

https://sunlightfoundation.com/blog/2016/08/10/shouldnt-text-be-open-data-too-the-search-for-an-inclusive-data-definition/

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Tags:

oa.new governments oa.policies oa.law oa.psi oa.reuse oa.data

Date tagged:

08/12/2016, 09:24

Date published:

08/12/2016, 05:24