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#1

Open Data Index

#2

An open data manifesto: crowd sourcing a 'social contract' between governments and citizens

#3

Keynote – Patrick Alley

#4

Keynote – Beatriz Busaniche

#5

Fireside Chat – Ory Okolloh

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Can Open Data Go Wrong?

#7

Open Government Data updates from around the world

#8

Transparent Cities - creating a shared framework for city governments to use data and technology to be more open, transparent and participatory

#9

Business Revenue Models for Open Data

#10

unFestival

#11

Government Budgets: Joining the dots

#12

Defining and Designing Successful Data Journalism Initiatives in Developing Countries

#13

Get Creative: Crafting & Conveying Your Message through Street, Guerrilla, Graffiti Art (for artists and non-artists)

#14

Open Contracting: Disclosing Data, Engaging for Results

#15

Power, politics, inclusion and voice

#16

Welcome

#17

Open Data Communities

#18

Day 1 Celebration

#19

Data doesn’t grow in tables - dealing with large sets of documents

#20

Lunch

#21

Introduction to Text and Data Mining (TDM): Technical and Legal Considerations

#22

Just Do One Stupid Thing, and Other Secrets of Making Political Art With Data

#23

Morning break

#24

Save the Titanic: Hands-on anonymisation and risk control of publishing open data

#25

Citizen Report Knowledge Sharing

#26

Tools tools and more tools – Wall

#27

Reimagining scholarly communication

#28

Opening Society in Challenging Contexts

#29

Exploding Open Science! Awareness, training, funding

#30

Afternoon break

#31

Keynote – Neelie Kroes: Embracing the open opportunity

#32

Keynote – Eric Hysen

#33

Day 2 Celebration & Closing Concert – Juliani and Valsero w/ The Swag LIVE!

#34

Money, Politics and Transparency

#35

How To Teach Open Data

#36

Low-Tech Data: Story-Finding and Storytelling

#37

The Problem with Participation

#38

Tools tools and more tools: building the data pipeline

#39

Ground-up open data intermediaries – Who? Where? How?

#40

Designing for collective action

#41

Storytelling for Social Change

#42

Following the Money: Making the case for transparency and open data

#43

Open Data Charter and the G20

#44

Open, Digital Science - moving beyond open access

#45

Opening Politics: Collecting and Organizing Political Data

#46

Mapping BP: an Open Data Approach to creating corporate webs

#47

Skills and tools for web native Open Science

#48

unFestival

#49

Sensors, Uncensored: Using Sensors to Enrich Storytelling

#50

Afternoon break - ScienceOpen ice cream break!