Paul Miller - The Cloud of Data » John Sheridan http://cloudofdata.com Linked Data, Cloud Computing, Semantic Web, SaaS, PaaS, more Fri, 10 Feb 2012 10:46:51 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, version 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ paul.miller@cloudofdata.com (Paul Miller) paul.miller@cloudofdata.com (Paul Miller) 1440 http://cloudofdata.com/logo144x144.jpg Paul Miller - The Cloud of Data http://cloudofdata.com 144 144 conversations with the executives shaping Cloud Computing and the Semantic Web. Linked Data, Cloud Computing, Semantic Web, SaaS, PaaS, more Cloud Computing, Semantic Web, Linked Data, Open Data, SaaS, PaaS Paul Miller Paul Miller paul.miller@cloudofdata.com no no Talking with Richard Stirling about progress with data.gov.uk http://cloudofdata.com/2010/07/talking-with-richard-stirling-about-progress-with-data-gov-uk/ http://cloudofdata.com/2010/07/talking-with-richard-stirling-about-progress-with-data-gov-uk/#comments Tue, 20 Jul 2010 19:51:40 +0000 Paul Miller http://cloudofdata.com/?p=965 In my latest podcast I talk with Richard Stirling of the UK Government’s Cabinet Office, and we discuss progress with the Government’s ambitious data.gov.uk site.

This podcast was recorded on Friday 16 July, 2010.

I spoke with John Sheridan of the Government’s Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI) back in July of 2009, when this programme was just taking shape. More recently, Talis‘ Richard Wallis recorded a podcast with Richard as data.gov.uk formally launched earlier this year, and his colleague Zach Beauvais followed up with a videocast to explore some uses for the data.

During our conversation, we referred to the following resources;

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]]> http://cloudofdata.com/2010/07/talking-with-richard-stirling-about-progress-with-data-gov-uk/feed/ 1 0:35:07 In my latest podcast I talk with Richard Stirling of the UK Government’s Cabinet Office, and we discuss progress with the Government’s ambitious data.gov.uk site. This podcast was recorded on Friday 16 July, 2010. I spoke with John Sher[...] In my latest podcast I talk with Richard Stirling of the UK Government’s Cabinet Office, and we discuss progress with the Government’s ambitious data.gov.uk site. This podcast was recorded on Friday 16 July, 2010. I spoke with John Sheridan of the Government’s Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI) back in July of 2009, when this programme was just taking shape. More recently, Talis‘ Richard Wallis recorded a podcast with Richard as data.gov.uk formally launched earlier this year, and his colleague Zach Beauvais followed up with a videocast to explore some uses for the data. During our conversation, we referred to the following resources; ASBOrometer Tim Berners-Lee (and my podcast with him) Combined Online INformation System (COINS) Creative Commons Crown Copyright data.gov.uk Applications Gallery Government Open Data Licence The Guardian‘s COINS interface IDeA JSON Linked Data Local Government Association (LGA) Local Data Panel Francis Maude mySociety National Archives Office of National Statistics Open Data Commons The Open Knowledge Foundation‘s COINS interface Ordnance Survey OS Open Data Public Data Principles (Draft) REST Rufus Pollock Nigel Shadbolt (and my podcast with him) SOCITM SPARQL Jeni Tennison’s recent data.gov.uk blog post Tom Steinberg (and my podcast with him) Transparency Board Treasury Where Does My Money Go? Related articles by Zemanta Tim Berners-Lee on Data.gov.uk, open linked data and open standards (radar.oreilly.com) Data.gov.uk troupe gets shirty about standards (go.theregister.com) Gov 2.0 Down Under: Australia and open government (radar.oreilly.com) Some Clarity on Transparency (blogs.talis.com) UK Gov’t Spending Details Now Online (news.slashdot.org) Maude calls for public choice on open data (go.theregister.com) The Government has unlocked the open data safe – now we must open it (blogs.telegraph.co.uk) Unlocking innovation | data.gov.uk (data.gov.uk) Podcast Paul Miller no no John Sheridan talks about the drive to get Government data online http://cloudofdata.com/2009/07/john-sheridan-talks-about-the-drive-to-get-government-data-online/ http://cloudofdata.com/2009/07/john-sheridan-talks-about-the-drive-to-get-government-data-online/#comments Wed, 22 Jul 2009 20:26:41 +0000 Paul Miller http://cloudofdata.com/?p=737 John Sheridan’s role as Head of e-Services at the UK Government‘s Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI) places him at the heart of this country’s enthusiastic drive toward increasing visibility of Government data online.

As we discuss in this podcast, the programme is ambitious but eminently achievable, and builds upon a tradition that has actually been a lot more open than it may sometimes appear.

Production of this podcast was supported by Talis, and show notes are available on their Nodalities blog.

John describes work at OPSI and elsewhere in the UK Government, and also draws upon his role as co-Chair of the World Wide Web Consortium’s e-Government Interest Group to consider some of the broader issues.

He concludes by issuing an invitation to anyone interested in working with Government to ensure that data is made available to a timetable and in forms that really meet the needs of potential beneficiaries here and overseas.

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]]> http://cloudofdata.com/2009/07/john-sheridan-talks-about-the-drive-to-get-government-data-online/feed/ 0 0:37:16 John Sheridan’s role as Head of e-Services at the UK Government‘s Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI) places him at the heart of this country’s enthusiastic drive toward increasing visibility of Government data online. As we[...] John Sheridan’s role as Head of e-Services at the UK Government‘s Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI) places him at the heart of this country’s enthusiastic drive toward increasing visibility of Government data online. As we discuss in this podcast, the programme is ambitious but eminently achievable, and builds upon a tradition that has actually been a lot more open than it may sometimes appear. Production of this podcast was supported by Talis, and show notes are available on their Nodalities blog. John describes work at OPSI and elsewhere in the UK Government, and also draws upon his role as co-Chair of the World Wide Web Consortium’s e-Government Interest Group to consider some of the broader issues. He concludes by issuing an invitation to anyone interested in working with Government to ensure that data is made available to a timetable and in forms that really meet the needs of potential beneficiaries here and overseas. Related articles by Zemanta Councils urged to free e-data (guardian.co.uk) Open government data and Digital Britain (opencontentlawyer.com) The Socioeconomic Effects of Public Sector Information (zzzoot.blogspot.com) Talking with Mark Birbeck about RDFa and its use in Government (cloudofdata.com) Podcast Paul Miller no no