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This week

Says publisher denies developing world access to research findings.

Get your proposal in by 1 June!

On 19 May, Food Revolution Day, a new website has been launched called Open Food Facts.

Similar to earlier attempts such as Kijk of 't Klopt in the Netherlands (now defunct), this new site aims to open up data on food products world wide.

In Riga, Warsaw, Berlin and Leuven.

On why open data is important for the EU.
Earlier news

"Revolutionizing citizen-gov relationship"

A list to help you get started on data viz.

15 apps, 5 datasets, 10 ideas

Or add your own answers.

Winners announced, next step: hackdays.

Data portal this year.

Dutch road data, Canadian postcodes

How to finance authoritative basic data while promoting re-use?

Downloads from 9 May.

200 submissions, 70 ready to use apps.

A public on-line discussion has been launched to collect and discuss ideas on implementing the Italian Digital Agenda.

"Tips for working with numbers in the news."

Join us for the May 25 European conference in Nantes!

Gov and business sign memorandum.

Where are we headed with the new PSI Directive proposals?

Taking a look at open government impact.

The state of key datasets globally.

Over 280 data sets, CC BY license.

On-line interaction in preparation for the June 20-21 event.

Added collaborative functionality.

Not launched yet, but on-line.