Blogoposium and a new kind of conversation…
I think that the most innovative tools we will use in the future and their invention will come from the bottom and from above suspicion persons…
One of these innovations is in my opinion this new way of a distributive discussion on a fixed topic with blogs as a medium, called blogoposium…
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Peru’ avanti con l’Open source…
[ crosspost su VoIT ]
Una notiza molto interessante dal Register:
-> Peru’s parliament approves pro-open source bill
Legislators in Peru have approved a hotly contested bill sanctioning use of open source software by government and levelling the playing field for start-ups against Microsoft.
The Peruvian Congress has passed a bill that prohibits any public institution from buying systems [...]
My thoughts on the web2.0
This is my little contribute to blogoposium1 initiative…
So my vision of web2.0 term is this:
Web as a platform totally trasparent to the user, which can edit and read everything and from everywhere and manipulate data creatively
The Web1 in my opinion isn’t a completed idea, but only the beginning of Tim Berners Lee vision of [...]
Metafora: per una comunicazione sostenibile
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- RT @epsiplatform: Suggested reading: Open Data Impact Study, by Tim Davies http://bit.ly/ckxHv6 2 settembre 2010
- gran bella discussione via skype ieri sera sugli #opendata con marco scaloni @mescalino : intanto uno spunto http://slidesha.re/98Xonj 2 settembre 2010
- RT @latcproject: http://latc-project.eu/ supporting people and institutions in publishing and consuming #linkeddata #latc 1 settembre 2010
- un gran bel passo avanti per #opengov in italia a livello locale, via @webeconoscenza http://bit.ly/bKYYfN #epart.it #opendata da pensare 1 settembre 2010
- What you shouldn’t do is require users to register. If the data is open, you don’t care who is using it and indeed, as a government, you don’t want the hassle of tracking them. Also, don’t call your data open if members must belong to a educational institution or a non-profit. That is by definition not data that is open (I’m looking at you StatsCan, its not liberated data if only a handful of people can look at it, sadly, you’re not the only site to do this). Worst is one website that, in order to access the online catalogue you have to fax in a form outlining who you are. 30 agosto 2010
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