Informe sobre Gobernanza Cultural y Datos Abiertos

Ya pueden descargar mi informe “Gobernanza cultural y datos abiertos: Retos y oportunidades para los sectores culturales en el Perú” (2021) desarrollado con el apoyo de la Iniciativa Latinoamericana de Datos Abiertos (ILDA). Este estudio fue desarrollado en el marco del programa La Próxima Generación. Este trabajo constituye la primera fase de un proyecto de […]

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The Condition of Data (1)

Our emerging project definition of ‘big data’ is data that is incrementally larger than anything people have had to deal with before, in a given field. — Lynette Taylor (2013) “Big Data in the Developing World”  “Raw Data” is both an oxymoron and a bad idea. — Geoffrey C. Bowker, Memory practices in the Sciences  A

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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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Arts, Culture and Technology: The political/policy link

[Abstract in English]  [Sumilla en Español] Arts, Culture and Technology: The political/policy link Open session by Mauricio Delfin The intersection between arts, culture and technology can sometimes be very abstract, and other times too concrete. Generally, the most popular link connecting all notions is one found in media and electronic arts. Other times, this link

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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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