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Tag Archives: Lehman Brothers
The Death of Detroit and the decline of America’s common good
A solemn crowd gathers outside the Stock Exchange after the crash. 1929. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) America has become ruled by love of gain greater than a love of wisdom. Detroit’s failure teaches us a lesson about the love of … Continue reading
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Tagged Common good, Detroit, Inside Job, Lehman Brothers, Plato, Public good, United States, Wall Street
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The open data delusion: can we find meaning in the data?
The open data delusion is a phenomenon in which we believe that increasing the amount of data published or accessible will increase the public understanding of the issues. What the financial crisis shows is that the data was out in … Continue reading
Posted in linked data, open data, public sector, republicanism
Tagged Databases, digital democracy, Knowledge Management, Lehman Brothers, open data
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