Open cities: Palo Alto setting an example empowered by Junar
Some of you may recall our post earlier in the spring mentioning the launch of a new open data platform, Junar. It seems they have been quite busy in fueling the data revolution as they just announced...
View ArticleThe data behind the Olympics medals table
The Guardian has a set of tables and graphics that allows users to create their own medals tables on the basis of other factors such as population, GDP, and team size. Unlike the usual infographics the...
View ArticleWhy will the Amsterdam City Council start publishing expenditures?
The European Public Sector Information Platform (EPSI Platform) announced Amsterdam City Council will start publishing its expenditures. This is expected to increase trust from the community but also...
View Article“Big data combined with an open source approach will lead to significant...
Martin Varsavsky is one of Europe’s leading technology entrepreneurs. He recently spoke to Fortune about startup trends in the UK and Europe. Do you see more startup activity in big data? “The world’s...
View ArticleOpen Knowledge Festival
The Open Knowledge Festival has been taking place in all this week (last day is tomorrow). The festival is a full week of participatory sessions, keynote lectures, workshops, hackathons and satellite...
View ArticleFacilitating ‘Citizens as Designers’
In the beginning of September the Dutch held elections for the national parliament. Not being a citizen I couldn’t vote; however I couldn’t help myself but to follow the election process finding every...
View ArticleThe impact of Open Data on international aid.
Sanjay Pradhan is the Vice President of the World Bank Institute. Below, he talks about the impact of Open Data in changing international aid. If your organisation is interested to explore the...
View ArticleOpen for Change Network
Last Friday I had the opportunity to attend an Open Tea organised by Open for Change a network promoting innovation and standardisation of ‘web 2.0′ practices in the Dutch development sector. The...
View ArticleOlive: Conquer stress
Olive is an intelligent bracelet designed to help you manage stress. Created by a team of New York based designers, the bracelet tracks your physical indicators of stress, helps you to analyse habits...
View ArticleThe connected kitchen
Ikea asked global design company IDEO along with students from Lund and Eindhoven universities to help them design the kitchen of the future. Kitchen 2025 cannot come fast enough. My two favourite...
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