La promesa del Open Data y la ambigüedad actual del concepto de “gobierno abierto” | The promise of open data and the current ambiguity of the concept of “open government”

This is a post I wrote about “The promise of open data and the current ambiguity of the concept of open government”, referring to an excellent article by Yu, Harlan, & Robinson, David G. (2012). First in a series of posts I will write about the nature of technologically mediated “openness” in governmental practices. The

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[open session] 5th World Summit on Arts and Culture (Melbourne, Australia)

On October 5th 2011, I presented an open session on “Art, technology and culture: the policy/political link” at the 5th World Summit on Arts and Culture in Melbourne, Australia. My presentation had to do with those “creative intersections” between culture and technology, facilitated by a kind of informational politics that can promote political processes of

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