February 10: come to the public debate on free data, government agencies and copyright
On Tuesday 10 February at 5pm, the think tank Policy Exchange will be hosting a debate entitled Free Our Data? Government Agencies and Copyright, in Westminster.
Speakers will include the Technology Guardian editor, Charles Arthur, a co-founder of the Free Our Data campaign; Adam Afriyie, shadow minister for innovation; and Ed Parsons, geospatial technologist at Google and former chief technology officer at Ordnance Survey. We’re hopeful that there will be at least one other speaker, from the public sector.
If you would like to attend, email events@policyexchange.org.uk. (You’ll discover the precise venue then!)
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February 2nd, 2009 at 12:57 pm
So does this mean that Free Our Data won’t be at Voice09 in Birmingham on 10th and 11th to try to encourage the third sector to push the public sector to share?