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15 February 2023
Incoming: Spare Slots for Freelance Work in 2023
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I will soon have spare slots in my freelance writing schedule for regular weekly or monthly work, and major projects. Here are the main area...
08 January 2018
Incoming: Spare Slots for Freelance Work in 2018
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I will soon have spare slots in my freelance writing schedule for regular weekly or monthly work, and major projects. Here are the ma...
29 July 2014
The European Commission's Great TTIP Betrayal
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When the European Commission was laying the foundations for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership - TTIP, also known as T...
24 July 2014
Why Opening Up Clinical Trials Data Is Good For Pharma Companies Too
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Earlier this year we wrote about how AbbVie, the pharma company spun out of Abbott Laboratories, had gone to court to stop the European...
24 November 2013
Of Surveillance Debates and Open Clinical Data
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Revelations about the staggering levels of online surveillance that are now routine in this country have been met with a stunning silence...
Open Clinical Trials: Please Write to Health Minister
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I first wrote about the importance of open clinical trials two years ago. More recently, I urged people to contact their MEP s for a cruc...
26 October 2013
Tell Old Pharaoh: Let My Postcodes Go
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The story of open data in the UK has been fairly uplifting in recent years, as more and more public datasets are released under liberal ...
19 September 2013
EU Vote on Clinical Trials Data - Please Contact MEPs Now
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I've written a few times about open data in the context of clinical trials - the information that must be provided when new drugs s...
18 September 2013
Reading Shakespeare: the Next Act of Open Data
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As readers of this blog will have noticed, much of the most innovative work in the field of openness is taking place in open data. One ...
European Court Puts Release Of Drug Safety Data On Hold
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Last month Techdirt wrote about the case of the giant pharma company AbbVie seeking to prevent the European Medicines Agency from relea...
Open Data, Creative Destruction and Money
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Nearly three years ago, I wrote an article exploring why at that time there were no billion-dollar companies (since then, Red Hat has fin...
20 July 2013
Public Domain Human Genome Project Generated More Research And More Commercial Activity Than Proprietary Competitor
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Traditionally, there has been a blithe assumption that more innovation occurs when patents are granted than when they are not. But as T...
Clinical Trials Must be Open Data: Please Contact MEPs
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Back in February, I noted that the UK' s investigation into making clinical trial data freely available was somewhat subsidiary to th...
14 April 2013
EU Proposal for (Nearly) Open Data [Update]
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Update: Maƫl Brunet has pointed out that the press release I linked to below is from 2011; what was actually announced yesterday was...
31 March 2013
Open Source: That's the Way to Do It
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Although the use of open source by the UK government has an unhappy history (and one that certainly isn't finished), one ray of hope ...
Giant Pharma Company Claims Releasing Data On Drug Safety Is Illegal As It's Confidential And 'Commercially Sensitive'
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One of the initiatives gaining momentum around the world is open data -- the idea that, for example, non-personal data affecting the pub...
If It Comes With A Gagging Clause, It's Not Open Data
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One of the richest seams of open data concerns transport. After all, by their very nature, transport systems generate huge amounts of ne...
10 March 2013
Select Committee Inquiry into Clinical Trials Data
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Back in November last year, I wrote about a particular class of open data - that regarding clinical trials data. I pointed out that of...
The Continuing Disaster Of Open Government In Germany
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Recently, Techdirt noted that the European "database right" could pose a threat to releasing public data there. But that assu...
09 March 2013
Europe's 'Database Right' Could Throttle Open Data Moves There
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One of the more benighted moves by the European Union was the introduction of a special kind of copyright for databases in 1996: not for...
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