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It should be quite the contrary. The government(that represents the public) data should be open, like in a stream, where anybody can see what's "flowing", gov e
by smogzer 14y ago
It should be quite the contrary. The government(that represents the public) data should be open, like in a stream, where anybody can see what's "flowing", gov emails should be shouted to the stream. Then the public or some algorithm should analyse the stream to maximize global happiness, resources, prosperity.
- carbocation 14y agoThe article is talking about private data, e.g., your company's strategic documents that get backed up to a cloud service, that the government now wants to say is not owned by the company because it is on the cloud. What access rights should look like with regards to government produced data is an entirely different topic... though perhaps not entirely unrelated, if cloud data does become government data.