http://www.economist.com/specialreports/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15557477 The state has long been the biggest generator, collector and user of data. It keeps records on every birth, marriage and death, compiles figures on all aspects of the economy and keeps statistics on licences, laws and the weather. Yet until recently all these data have been locked tight. Even when publicly accessible they were hard to find, and aggregating lots of printed information is notoriously difficult. But now c..
The availability and excessiveness of alternative (non-survey) data sources, collected on a daily, h...
The aim of this paper is to explore the concept of public sector information (PSI), what it is, its ...
Governments around the world are the largest producers of spatial information. Public sector spatial...
http://www.economist.com/specialreports/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15557477 The state has long been t...
This article presents new evidence on the efforts of states to collect and process information about...
This topic report examines the background of public sector information (PSI) policy and reuse in th...
Private and Public Sector Responsibility for the Collection, Distribution and Analysis of Statistica...
With the increasing focus in the United States at the federal level to make data openly available an...
Private markets for individual data have received significant and sustained attention in recent year...
The expanded role of state governments in economic development has increased their need for a wide v...
Information is essential to the success of market-oriented policies. Information on health care cost...
The release of economic and social data by a government provides many benefits to its citizens on a ...
We see the influence of the information age ever ywhere, except in the GDP statistics. More people t...
The purpose of this study was to research what, if anything, state governments are doing to meet the...
Availability of public sector (geo-)information is essential for effective and efficient government ...
The availability and excessiveness of alternative (non-survey) data sources, collected on a daily, h...
The aim of this paper is to explore the concept of public sector information (PSI), what it is, its ...
Governments around the world are the largest producers of spatial information. Public sector spatial...
http://www.economist.com/specialreports/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15557477 The state has long been t...
This article presents new evidence on the efforts of states to collect and process information about...
This topic report examines the background of public sector information (PSI) policy and reuse in th...
Private and Public Sector Responsibility for the Collection, Distribution and Analysis of Statistica...
With the increasing focus in the United States at the federal level to make data openly available an...
Private markets for individual data have received significant and sustained attention in recent year...
The expanded role of state governments in economic development has increased their need for a wide v...
Information is essential to the success of market-oriented policies. Information on health care cost...
The release of economic and social data by a government provides many benefits to its citizens on a ...
We see the influence of the information age ever ywhere, except in the GDP statistics. More people t...
The purpose of this study was to research what, if anything, state governments are doing to meet the...
Availability of public sector (geo-)information is essential for effective and efficient government ...
The availability and excessiveness of alternative (non-survey) data sources, collected on a daily, h...
The aim of this paper is to explore the concept of public sector information (PSI), what it is, its ...
Governments around the world are the largest producers of spatial information. Public sector spatial...