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Opening IRS e-file data would add innovation and transparency to $1.6...
One of the most important open government data efforts in United States history came into being in 1993, when citizen archivist Carl Malamud used a small planning grant from the National Science...
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On data journalism, accountability and society in the Second Machine Age
On Monday, I delivered a short talk on data journalism, networked transparency, algorithmic transparency and the public interest at the Data & Society Research Institute’s workshop on the social,...
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[REPORT] On data journalism, democracy, open government and press freedom
On May 30, I gave a keynote talk on my research on the art and science of data journalism at the first Tow Center research conference at Columbia Journalism School in New York City. I’ve embedded the...
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Data journalism and the changing landscape for policy making in the age of...
This morning, I gave a short talk on data journalism and the changing landscape for policy making in the age of networked transparency at the Woodrow Wilson Center in DC, hosted by the Commons Lab. At...
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Half empty or half full? Mixed reactions to Pew research on open data and...
Yesterday, I wrote up 15 key insights from the Pew Internet and Life Project’s new research on the American public’s attitude towards open data and open government. If you missed it, what people think...
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