Apparently 13.1% of FoI requests to ‘Departments of State’ are now made through MySociety’s ‘What do they know?’ website. How on earth did they find out such a statistic I wonder?
Meanwhile, as it’s Friday, it’s time to enjoy how FoI requests are, occasionally, handled in the US. From the Martin Rosenbaum on the BBC FoI [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Freedom of Information’
Handling Freedom of Information requests
The ordinary citizen as a supplier of public sector information?
How’s that for a way of summing up the potential of new interactive tools to transform government?
While Babelfish may often be a bit of a joke, sometimes a translation can unlock a bit of value from a sentence and a light goes on in the heads of we foreigners. A translation from Norwegian is very [...]
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