[ Thanks to M.
Fioretti for this link. ]
“This report is the first output of a research project
about openness of public data in EU local administrations. The full
report was finished in October 2010, is released under a Creative
Commons cc-by license and can be freely downloaded from the web
site of the DIME project or from Sant’Anna school. The report is
also integrally republished here, split in separate pages with
comments open to anonymous readers, in order to facilitate as much
as possible feedback and discussion on each single part (but please
do check the notes to readers first!).“This page only contains the introduction to the report. Please
follow the links in the Table of Contents below to reach the other
pages.“Goals and structure of this report
“The report discusses the current and potential role, in a truly
open society, of raw Public Sector Information (PSI) that is really
open, that is fully accessible and reusable by everybody. The
general characteristics of PSI and the conclusions are based on
previous studies and on the analysis of current examples both from
the European Union and the rest of the world.”
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