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Gov 2.0 Down Under: Australia and open government
http://radar.oreilly.com/2010/06/gov-20-down-under-australia-mo.html
Development of the UK Government Licensing Framework
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| The UK Government is developing the next
| generation of its licensing framework for
| public sector information. Building on the
| approach tested for data.gov.uk, part of
| the new framework is a machine-readable
| licence suitable for making central
| government Crown copyright as well as
| information and data from local government
| and the wider public sector available for
| re-use more easily. The key features are
| that the new licence will be: non-
| transactional, in that re-users do not need
| to obtain individual permission for re-use;
| free, in that there is no charge for the
| licence; and it will promote innovation and
| openness by allowing the re-use and re-
| purposing of a broad range of public sector
| information. In assembling this solution,
| the Government looked at the Creative
| Commons and Open Data Commons models, and
| anticipates a high degree of
| interoperability between these licences.
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http://perspectives.opsi.gov.uk/2010/06/development-of-the-uk-government-licensing-framework-.html
Open Economics: Inspiring confidence through transparency
http://opensource.com/government/10/6/open-economics-inspiring-confidence-through-transparency
Recent:
Becta money goes to free schools project
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| The grant in question was a mechanism of
| Becta, the government agency that was in
| charge of IT in education until it was
| scrapped in May. At the time, the Coalition
| said it would save Â80m by getting rid of
| Becta and cutting back on other Department
| for Education quangos.
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http://www.zdnet.co.uk/blogs/communication-breakdown-10000030/becta-money-goes-to-free-schools-project-10016349/
Government pushes for open-standard data releases
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| Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude has
| said that public releases of data will use
| open standards when possible.
|
| Answering a parliamentary written question
| from Labour MP Tom Watson, Maude said the
| government will use open data standards for
| future releases of public data, based on
| the advice of the Public Sector
| Transparency Board. "Where possible we will
| use recognised open standards including
| Linked Data standards," he said.
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http://www.zdnet.co.uk/news/regulation/2010/06/21/government-pushes-for-open-standard-data-releases-40089300/
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