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23 March 2012
Australian Gov't: Not In The Public Interest For The Public To Be Interested In Secret Anti-Piracy Negotiations
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Last month Techdirt wrote about yet more secret meetings between the copyright and internet industries, this time in Australia, where th...
24 May 2010
Spreading the Word about Open Government Data
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One of the most amazing - and heartening - developments in the world of openness recently has been the emergence of the open government move...
10 September 2009
Marriage Made in Hell: FOI+DRM
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This is not as it's supposed to be: Secretive management at Southampton University are undermining the spirit of Freedom of Information...
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15 June 2009
An Open Letter to Sir Tim about Open Government
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Without doubt, one of the most exciting recent developments in the world of openness has been the sudden fervour with which the British gove...
11 June 2009
A Presumption of Openness
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Remarkable : Public bodies should automatically release all information that does not need to stay secret, the information commissioner is e...
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13 May 2009
Is Transparency Coming Out into the Open?
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Maybe something good can come out of the unholy mess of the MPs' expenses: Mr Brown said that politicians had to "prove themselves...
11 May 2009
Heather Brooke: Breaking the MPs' Silence
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If any one person deserves credit for bringing openness to MPs' expenses, it is Heather Brooke , who almost single-handedly has fought f...
22 January 2009
As I Was Saying...
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I just knew this was coming: Labour and the Tories left the door open today for a future move to exempt the full details of MPs expenses f...
Memo to Gordon Brown...from Barack Obama
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In the light of Gordon's recent wobbly over our Freedom of Information Act, lets hope he reads carefully the following memo from his n...
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28 August 2008
Ordnance Survey: Right Out of Order
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I always thought that the Ordnance Survey had a rather, er, Olympian view of things that was more suited to the top-down twentieth century t...
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04 March 2008
A Privacy Disaster Waiting to Happen
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I was already teetering on the brink of opting out of the NHS patient database; this just pushed me over: A new national database of confid...
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26 October 2007
It's a Fair Cop (But Society's To Blame)
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Here's a heartening sign that the change of management at the top of the UK government (no names, no pack drill) is resulting in a littl...
12 March 2007
Opening Up the Euro-Augean Farms
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Openness and governments go together like horses and horseless carriages, so I was heartened to come across what sounds like a major victory...
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04 January 2007
The Man Who Invented Freedom of Information
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Anders Chydenius is hardly a well-known name; it should be: Last year, the Anders Chydenius Foundation celebrated the 240th anniversary of...
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13 July 2006
A Study in Official Openness
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It is probably hard for those outside the UK to appreciate the extent of the secrecy that has pervaded public life here for centuries. The ...
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