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Presumption of Innovation Component1 #20106 Introduce a ‘presumption of innovation’ – if someone has asked for something costly to free up, give them what they want: it’s probably a sign that they understand the value of your data when you don’t."

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Declaration on Public Services 2.0 »Declaration on Public Services 2.0Declaration on Public Services 2.0☜In November 2009, an EU Minsterial Declaration will spell out EU eGovernment policy for the next three years. Help us co-create a bottom up open Public Services 2.0 declaration alongside it.☜F1CEB7

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Transparency »TransparencyTransparency☜Policy Recommendations broadly around the theme of transparency.☜FFB597

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Free Government Data »Free Government DataFree Government Data☜Free your data, especially maps and other geographic information, plus the non-personal data that drives the police, health and social services, for starters.☜59C6EF

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Presumption of InnovationPresumption of Innovation☜Introduce a ‘presumption of innovation’ – if someone has asked for something costly to free up, give them what they want: it’s probably a sign that they understand the value of your data when you don’t.☜9FDEF6

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Author: Tom Steinberg
Cited by: David Price 5:13 PM 13 June 2009 GMT
Citerank: (3) 20105Free Government Data"Free your data, especially maps and other geographic information, plus the non-personal data that drives the police, health and social services, for starters.959C6EF, 20115Hire Web 2.0 savvy staffHire yourself some staff who know what the Internet really means for government, and fund a university to start training more who really understand both worlds: you’re going to need them.959C6EF, 20119Give external parties the right to interface electronicallyGive external parties the right to interface electronically with any government or mainly public system unless it can be shown to create substantial, irrevocable harm. Champion the right fiercely and punish unjustified refusals with fines.959C6EF
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http://www.mysociety.org/2009/01/07/top-5-internet-priorities-for-the-next-government-any-next-government/

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Entry date (GMT): 6/13/2009 5:13:00 PM
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