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UK is another great example. There is no "innovation" going on here. It is the data owned by the citizens, doesn't take that much effort to release it - they a
by akudha 8y ago
UK is another great example.
There is no "innovation" going on here. It is the data owned by the citizens, doesn't take that much effort to release it - they are collecting the data anyway, all they have to do is make it available to the general public. Still, a step in the right direction
- tehlike 8y agoThe innovation will come from vast amount of data coming from government agencies. That's what i meant. US government has much more room for improvement (because of its complex structure (federal vs state agencies, etc), large population and so on) - This is very different from pretty much the rest of the world.