OpenCon 2014 – Michael Carroll – Keynote Reflections on OpenCon
Michael Carroll, Professor of Law and Director of the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property at American University College...
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OpenCon 2014 – Carolina Botero – Open Access in Latin America
In this interview, I talk with Carolina Botero, a keynote speaker at OpenCon 2014 and an activist for Open...
OpenCon 2014 – Lauren Maggio on the Open Knowledge MOOC
In this interview (conducted before OpenCon 2014), I talk with Lauren Maggio about the Open Knowledge MOOC: Changing the Global...
OpenCon 2014 – Audrey Watters’ Keynote – From “Open” to Justice
Audrey Watters’ Keynote Audrey is the blogger behind hackeducation.com and in this keynote, she addresses the problem of what counts as...
Episode #20 – What Lies Beneath the Surface: Infrastructure Groundtruth with Ingrid Burringon
This is The OKCast Episode 20. In this episode, I talk with Ingrid Burrington, a researcher and artist using technology and...
Civil Rights and Big Data
A new report by Robinson + Yu follows-up on Civil Rights Principles for the Era of Big Data with a...
Episode #16 – Web Literacy with Mozilla Webmaker’s Doug Belshaw
In this episode, I () talk with Doug Belshaw () of Mozilla . Doug is the Web Literacy Lead for...
Beginning a Public Open Data Infrastructure: An Interview with OpenAddresses
We caught up this week with Ian Dees, founder of the OpenAddresses project. OpenAddresses is trying to collect address information...
OKFestival 2014 – Chris Taggart of Open Corporates – Mini-Interview
Laura James (), co-director of Open Knowledge interviews Chris Taggart of Open Corporates soon after they reached their goal of...
OKFestival 2014 – Zara Rahman – School of Data – Mini-Interview
Listen to this mini-interview with Zara Rahman! I’ve been waiting to meet her for a long time and was...
Episode #13 – Data-Driven Detroit (D3) with Director Erica Raleigh
In Episode 13 we discuss the work of Data-Driven Detroit (also known as D3) with Erica Raleigh, their Director....
Open Data In Our World: #DataAsCulture
What are the implications of open data on culture? Lighthouse & FutureEverything explore this question in their new Brighton exhibit #DataAsCulture....
Open Referral 0.0 Draft Released – Check It Out and Contribute!
Here’s the announcement from Greg Bloom. We interviewed him about Open Referral in Episode #10. Go join the conversation...
Episode #11 – The Good Data and Data Cooperatives with Marcos Menendez
In this episode, we discuss the work of The Good Data with Marcos Mendendez. You can reach him on...
Episode #10 – Open Referrals with Greg Bloom
This is OK Cast Episode 10! In this episode, Bill Bushey () and Alex Fink () discuss the work...
Episode #8 – Global Opening Governments Survey and the World Bank Institute with Felipe Estefan
The OK Cast Episode #8 is OUT! Today we are discussing the work of the the Opening Government Survey...
Book Review: Visualising Information for Advocacy
French literary critic Roland Barthes wrote in Camera Lucida that excellent photographs have a punctum – a punch that...
The OK Review (Open Knowledge Around the Web) – April 7-12
THIS WEEK EFF is Expanding into Student and Community Organizing, https://www.eff.org/… Recent events (which, I’m sure, include the Snowden releases...
Episode #6 – Global Integrity with Nathaniel Heller
The OK Cast Episode #6 is live! In this episode, we discuss the work of the Global Integrity with...
Episode #5 – Liberation Technology with Vivek Srinivasan
In the OK Cast Episode 5, interviews Vivek Srinivasan at the Program on Liberation Technology at Stanford University....
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