... satisfies both the Open Knowledge Definition and the Science Commons Principles for Open Data was something that we could all personally sign up to. The end result is something ... a common and practical reality. It is something I can sign up to and I hope you will consider doing so as well. Above all, it is a start. Science Commons Symposium (chris.pirillo.com) Four short links: 22 February 2010 ...

... be attending – and streaming – the Science Commons Symposium, held on the Microsoft campus. In the spirit of ... always worked in interdisciplinary areas and is a leading advocate of data availability.Jean-Claude Bradley is an Associate Professor ... Churchill College at the University of Cambridge, a leader in the Open Data movement, and a founding member of the Blue Obelisk organization. ...

... : the recording of my talk is here, following Cameron Neylon. Also see other sessions. The Science Commons Symposium held at the Microsoft Campus in Redmond on Feb 20, 2010 ... . He described the elegant way in which the CC0 license allows for a very simple way of making data available as if it were public domain, regardless of the laws in various countries. He also showed his current work on ...

The latest version of the Stack Overflow Trilogy Creative Commons Data Dump is now available. This reflects all public data in … Stack Overflow ... hellip; up to March 2010. Download the Stack Overflow Trilogy Creative Commons Data Dump via BitTorrent Please note that the Stack Overflow trilogy data dumps are now hosted at LegalTorrents! You can subscribe via RSS and be notified every time a ...

... I've collected them all below. Enjoy! The Centre for Environmental Data Archival (CEDA) -- hosts a range of activities associated ... Data Sharing: A Look at the Issues -- presentation from Science Commons data manager Kaitlin Thaney. SIFN Datasprint -- these folks are planning a sprint around data, the same way coders often have sprints around code. Get Your Database Under Version Control ...

... UK government has used to allow reuse of government data is to be replaced by a Creative Commons type license. Information ... .” This move follows a slow opening up of government data with the increasing provision of tools to allow users to easily ... abilities to make wonderful things out of public data. These are our first steps in building a collaborative relationship with you. Like Directgov ...

... cost analysis and most recently a dive into sharing data among health care institutions. Our guests have been stellar. ... vehicle fleets, but before we do, let's see what insights about our interactions with the Commons we might apply to organizational strategy. Our guest for this next call, ... call on Silke's article "The commons as a common paradigm for social movements and beyond" ...

... ;t expensive either; some users just have a basic hosting configuration, while others really milk it for all they can. I think most people are content to pay a little more to have their data on a system whose owner they know and trust. This server represents the commons. A community. Compared with a commercial hosting provider, I wouldn’t have ...

... then that, to zoom in and pan right, left up or down downloading the needed image data as required. The Djatoka software provides such functionality. It is open source software and, as such it allows for great support for mobile phones. It would not only enable the use of Commons for the mobile phone, it would also improve the support of pictures for mobile Wikipedia. Thanks,    ...

... a link out of it If you can style and include the link in a relevant way (especially if it links to more data or more information) you increase the chance that the people embedding your ... will embed the link along with it. If you want to go even further, you could provide your graphic under a Creative Commons Attribution license. Please keep the comments for discussions of techniques and ...

... means that the photos you are retrieving and displaying are licensed with Creative Commons, which means that you are allowed to show them on your page. This is very important as Flickr users ... of the Medals won in the Winter Olympics from 1924 up to now. There is no API for that and this data is also not available anywhere. What happened was that the UK newspaper the Guardian released a dataset of ...

... House of Commons Science and Technology Committee’s inquiry, ‘The disclosure of climate data ... work towards setting down requirements for open electronic data archiving by authors, to coincide with publication. Expert ... important that the requirements include access to all the original raw data and its provenance, together with the criteria used for, and effects of, any subsequent selections ...

... today make creating, accessing, and modifying data easier than ever before in human history. It's a shame ... open content and data and offering it in a form that is more easily digestible by users, for example. The Creative Commons folks ... area that's close to maturity. Open data is the next frontier that needs taming. Related Activities Comments ...

... added to by others it should be open as defined by the Open Knowledge/Data Definition – in particular non-commercial and other restrictive clauses should not be used. Explicit ... ensures compliance with both the Science Commons Protocol for Implementing Open Access Data and the Open Knowledge ... petermr’s blog, May 16th, 2009, and: A breakthrough on data licensing for public science? Cameron Neylon ...

... backup tool that is very convenient to setup and use. There is no excuse for not doing frequent data backups. They say that it is the idiots who learn from their own mistakes. Smart ... importance of regular data backups, unless otherwise expressly stated, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial- ... -loaded.eu. Related posts:Choosing a format for data backups – tar vs cpio ...