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OpenEverything: The Rewards and Challenges of a Transparent Culture

13 May 2010
12:00 - 13:30
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OpenEverything: The Rewards and Challenges of a Transparent Culture

Open Data is seen by many as being a panacea for society's ills. It offers the potential for a more transparent and accountable government and a way to reconnect the populace with the democratic decision making process. Is this view too simplistic and does this transparency offer new challenges that we are not yet aware of? With Chris Taggart, Jordan S Hatcher, Dr Amir Hannan, Tim Dobson and Sarah Hartley.

 
Chris TaggartOriginally a magazine journalist then later publisher (& occasional geek), Chris Taggart started coding OpenlyLocal in Feb 2009 as a prototype/proof-of-concept because no one else seemed interested in opening up local authority data.Chris Taggart
Jordan S HatcherJordan Hatcher is, among other things, a lawyer, academic, and entrepreneur working on Intellectual Property and Internet law issues in the UK and around the world.Jordan S Hatcher
Sarah HartleySarah Hartley is the Guardian's Local editor. She writes about journalism, social media, local news and online communities.Sarah Hartley
Amir HannanFull-time general practitioner. Taking on patients, many of whom had lost complete trust in the medical profession.Amir Hannan
Tim DobsonBorn in 1990 Tim Dobson is a keen activist for digital rights and free software software. He recently stood as Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Gorton in Manchester for the Pirate Party.Tim Dobson

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