[Gfoss] Mappe a Chiodo fisso Radio3

[Maurizio Napolitano]

> ecco, appunto, era quello che dicevo nel thread sui referendum: IMHO dobbiamo agire
> di piu' su questi fronti, divulgando le nostre idee.


Mi attacco a questo thread segnalando questo

http://opengovernmentdata.org/camp2011/


non sarebbe male parteciparvi come gfoss.it


Un copia/incolla di parte del testo del sito

Around the world governments and public bodies have been opening up 
official datasets for the public to reuse. There has been an explosion 
of new applications, competitions, hackdays and other initiatives from 
local authorities, central government departments, international bodies 
and others. Following on from the first international Open Government 
Data Camp in autumn 2010, this event will bring together movers and 
shakers from the world of open government data — including government 
representatives, policymakers, lawyers, technologists, academics, 
advocates, citizens, journalists and reusers.
What will happen?

There will be several days of discussions, drafting, planning and 
hacking. Crucially we hope to:

     Build consensus around key legal, technical and policy issues 
related to opening up government information.
     Strengthen the community of people working on different aspects of 
opening up official data around the world — from both inside and outside 
government. (Many people working on this area will not have met in person!)
     Encourage the exchange of experiences, expertise and ideas between 
those involved in leading open government data initiatives in different 
countries.
     Make things! We hope there will be plenty of space for developers 
to hack on things — from refining core bits and pieces of technology to 
rapid prototyping of new ideas.