July 11, 2012 · 2:21 am
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Open Government data: Paradigm shift.

  1. PWYPUSA
    #International Open Government Data Conference #IODGC 2012 (7/10-7/12). Liveblog and webcast http://tinyurl.com/7f3pwcx @worldbank

    PWYP US

    Tue, Jul 10 2012 06:42:11

  2. Dr. Antsey’s eloquent, passionate appeal for government open data and transparency set the stage for the rest of the day, with brilliant speakers, open data stories from around the world, best-practices, open data advocates and evangelists, policy and technical panels tracks and discussions—and general buzz around the World Bank HQ. 

    Not to mention the attendees live tweeting and blogging. No sooner #IOGDC was trending on twitter with over 700,000 impressions within couple hours.
  3. Some precious tweets from earlier in the day that distill and capture precious nuggets of wisdom from the speakers and panelists are not accesible, but I found a few.
  4. meowtree
    yes and no RT @2twitme: “@WorldBankLive: Anstey: Give us data, we will finish job could be cry of citizens today in war on poverty.#IOGDC”

    Linda Raftree

    Tue, Jul 10 2012 06:35:04

  5. Coders4africa
    Indeed!! RT @2twitme Many apps on #opendata from coders in #Africa So not prerogative of only developed nations #IOGDC http://mywarming.org/

    Coders4Africa

    Tue, Jul 10 2012 05:58:21

  6. jcrowley
    #iodgc Does the open data adoption curve have a tipping point, when data gatekeepers get less effective? What are the form of feedbk loops?

    jcrowley

    Tue, Jul 10 2012 08:15:04

  7. WyattKash
    RPI’s James Hendler at #IODGC: World now has 1,028,054 data sets, in 43 countries, 192 cataloges, 2460 cvaegories, in 24 languages #opengov

    Wyatt Kash

    Tue, Jul 10 2012 06:17:14

  8. 2twitme
    Jeanne holm: #opendata is moving us towards open cultural change: transparency, participation, collaboration, curation & narration. #IODGC

    Jules S. Damji

    Tue, Jul 10 2012 06:35:37

  9. Rufus Pollock, co-founder of Open Knowledge Foundation and CKAN Project lead, was on the panel, 

    and will deliver a keynote address Thursday. Al Kags summarized lessons learned from the Open data initiative in Kenya.
  10. Open Data: How We Got Here and Where We’re Going by Rufus Pollock

    liftconference

    Thu, Mar 15 2012 15:21:25

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