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Open Data Aha!
Signposting to open data being used in 'real life'
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Let Us Now Praise Open Data and FOSS
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5 days, 3 projects – An amazing week in local Open Data
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It’s been an incredible week for open data projects in Bath and North East Somerset. Three amazing pieces of work shipped and we are so excited that we’ve just had to tell everyone about it. In no particular order, this…
How Many Neighborhoods Is Too Many for One Map?
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Searching for Swampoodle. (gpointstudio / Shutterstock.com) Washington, D.C., has got too many neighborhoods. The city’s Office of Planning recognizes 131 distinct neighborhoods and even acknowledges that the list is, at best, incomplete. Residents of the District love nothing more than…
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