There’s been quite enough sensible earnest commentary on how Data.gov.uk will transform policy and help us all join in describing problems. Here’s the Daily Mash’s alternative take. (via @stevemoore4good)
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The story of Data.gov.uk
Here’s James Crabtree in Prospect Magazine: “Some of Britain’s most impressive internet policy experts had long been trying to break down this particular door. Ex-MP Richard Allan. Cabinet Office Minister Tom Watson. Internet gurus Tom Steinberg, and Tom Loosemore. Former Number 10 policy advisor William Perrin. All bounced back dazed when they tried shoulder charging [...]
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