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Open data creates inefficient government and why this is good
The promise that open data will improve government efficiency is misplaced. Every administration claims it will make government effective and efficient. We had Clinton’s Reinventing Government and Bush’s reforms after 11 September. Neither has delivered as it promised. In large … Continue reading
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Tagged Democracy, government, government efficiency, government inefficiency, Hurricane Katrina, inefficient government, open data, Politics, September, Tim Berners-Lee, United States
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