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Written by: Rufus Pollock
Posted in: Academic, Copyright, Culture and Society, Economics, Fellows Blogs, Innovation and Intellectual Property, Own Work, Papers, policy, Rufus Pollock
- Papers on the Size and Value of EU Public Domain
- I’ve just posted two new papers on the size of and ‘value’ the EU Public Domain. These papers are based on the research done as part of the Public Domain in Europe (EUPD) Research... Read more – ‘Papers on the Size and Value of EU Public Domain’.
Written by: Steve Song
Posted in: africa, broadcasters, Fellows Blogs, policy, regulation, serendipitous re-use, South Africa, Steve Song, Telecom Policy, television white spaces, white spaces
- Africa and Television White Spaces
- If you google “televisions white spaces”, you’ll see a small storm of news generated last week by the FCC’s finalising the rules for the use of television white spaces... Read more – ‘Africa and Television White Spaces’.
Written by: Steve Song
Posted in: access, africa, Fellows Blogs, Innovation, policy, Steve Song, strategy, WGSDIA
- WGSDIA – Launch Gmail Zero
- This entry is part of a series, What Google Should Do In Africa» This is yet another post in a series in which I have the temerity to offer Google my unsought armchair strategic advice on what... Read more – ‘WGSDIA – Launch Gmail Zero’.
Written by: Rufus Pollock
Posted in: Academic, Economics, Fellows Blogs, Open Knowledge Foundation, Openness, policy, PSI, Rufus Pollock
- Public Sector Transparency Board
- As announced on Friday on the UK Government’s data.gov.uk, I am one of the members of the UK Government’s newly formed Public Sector Transparency Board. From the announcement: The... Read more – ‘Public Sector Transparency Board’.
- UK Government Plans to Open Up Data
- Yesterday, in a speech on “Building Britain’s Digital Future”, UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced wide-ranging plans to open up UK government data. In addition to a general... Read more – ‘UK Government Plans to Open Up Data’.