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Trump Presidency Sees Spike in “Open Data Day” Events Across US Cities

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After a two-year decline in the number of “Open Data Day” events held in US cities, the Trump presidency has seen renewed interest in organizing the event, and given it new meaning.

By Aaron Wytze

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